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Remembering “The Lost Sons of Rastrick”
The First Branch Library at Rastrick
The Sad Story of George Walter Cardwell
Turnpike Roads In Rastrick
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Blakeborough Valves
Bridge End Chapel
Brookfoot Weir Collapse
Charles Wood – Brighouse Cab Proprietor
Coronation Celebrations 1902 and 1911
The Garlick’s of Greenhead Farm
From Clifton to Mt. Everest
Grantham Park
New Dick before the M62
St. Matthew’s Church
New Road Sunday School
Photographs from the shows
Quarrying at Carr Green
Rastrick from the air
Rastrick Grammar School – WWI Fallen
Rastrick Murders
Double Child Murder
The Murder of James Diggles
Transportation to Van Diemen’s Land
The Calder & Hebble Navigation – Tag Cut
1840 the railway comes to Rastrick
Was Asa Farrar Really A Highwayman?
What Sort Of Job Was That ?
The Walton’s of Toothill Bank
Newspaper stories from Victorian Rastrick
Virtual Walks Around Rastrick
New Dick and Carr Green Loop
A Virtual History Walk – Lower Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Middle Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Upper Edge, Lower Edge and Back Braid
A Winter Walk From Ganny Lock to Brookfoot
Old Photograph Tour of the Calder & Hebble Navigation between Brighouse and Elland
A Virtual History Walk – St. Matthews circular through Carr Green and New Dick
Links to Historical Websites
Contact
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1825-26 The Great Depression Years in Rastrick
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About
My Rastrick Family
Rastrick Local History Group
Field Lane Estate 1949 – 1974
Friends of Rastrick Library
Frank Clegg of Longroyde
The Gooders of Oakes Green, Rastrick
Fourteenth Century Rastrick
Railways Around Rastrick
Remembering “The Lost Sons of Rastrick”
The First Branch Library at Rastrick
The Sad Story of George Walter Cardwell
Turnpike Roads In Rastrick
Projects
Blakeborough Valves
Bridge End Chapel
Brookfoot Weir Collapse
Charles Wood – Brighouse Cab Proprietor
Coronation Celebrations 1902 and 1911
The Garlick’s of Greenhead Farm
From Clifton to Mt. Everest
Grantham Park
New Dick before the M62
St. Matthew’s Church
New Road Sunday School
Photographs from the shows
Quarrying at Carr Green
Rastrick from the air
Rastrick Grammar School – WWI Fallen
Rastrick Murders
Double Child Murder
The Murder of James Diggles
Transportation to Van Diemen’s Land
The Calder & Hebble Navigation – Tag Cut
1840 the railway comes to Rastrick
Was Asa Farrar Really A Highwayman?
What Sort Of Job Was That ?
The Walton’s of Toothill Bank
Newspaper stories from Victorian Rastrick
Virtual Walks Around Rastrick
New Dick and Carr Green Loop
A Virtual History Walk – Lower Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Middle Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Upper Edge, Lower Edge and Back Braid
A Winter Walk From Ganny Lock to Brookfoot
Old Photograph Tour of the Calder & Hebble Navigation between Brighouse and Elland
A Virtual History Walk – St. Matthews circular through Carr Green and New Dick
Links to Historical Websites
Contact
Conditions of Use
1825-26 The Great Depression Years in Rastrick
Home
About
My Rastrick Family
Rastrick Local History Group
Field Lane Estate 1949 – 1974
Friends of Rastrick Library
Frank Clegg of Longroyde
The Gooders of Oakes Green, Rastrick
Fourteenth Century Rastrick
Railways Around Rastrick
Remembering “The Lost Sons of Rastrick”
The First Branch Library at Rastrick
The Sad Story of George Walter Cardwell
Turnpike Roads In Rastrick
Projects
Blakeborough Valves
Bridge End Chapel
Brookfoot Weir Collapse
Charles Wood – Brighouse Cab Proprietor
Coronation Celebrations 1902 and 1911
The Garlick’s of Greenhead Farm
From Clifton to Mt. Everest
Grantham Park
New Dick before the M62
St. Matthew’s Church
New Road Sunday School
Photographs from the shows
Quarrying at Carr Green
Rastrick from the air
Rastrick Grammar School – WWI Fallen
Rastrick Murders
Double Child Murder
The Murder of James Diggles
Transportation to Van Diemen’s Land
The Calder & Hebble Navigation – Tag Cut
1840 the railway comes to Rastrick
Was Asa Farrar Really A Highwayman?
What Sort Of Job Was That ?
The Walton’s of Toothill Bank
Newspaper stories from Victorian Rastrick
Virtual Walks Around Rastrick
New Dick and Carr Green Loop
A Virtual History Walk – Lower Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Middle Rastrick
A Virtual History Walk – Upper Edge, Lower Edge and Back Braid
A Winter Walk From Ganny Lock to Brookfoot
Old Photograph Tour of the Calder & Hebble Navigation between Brighouse and Elland
A Virtual History Walk – St. Matthews circular through Carr Green and New Dick
Links to Historical Websites
Contact
Conditions of Use
1825-26 The Great Depression Years in Rastrick
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