Track in Lee Wood, Heptonstall
Section of road on Jeffrey's map of 1775, in Lee Wood, Heptonstall, on the way to cross the river Hebden...
→ View DetailsSection of road on Jeffrey's map of 1775, in Lee Wood, Heptonstall, on the way to cross the river Hebden...
→ View DetailsProbably built in the 18th century Lower Saltonstall is a traditional stone built house with a stone roof.
→ View DetailsGrooved stone three times the size of later packhorse tracks
→ View DetailsPackhorse causeway showing a cross binding and drainage wedge. Not as deep as other causey examples which are still working...
→ View DetailsTwo grooved stones much larger than the later pack packhorse style.
→ View DetailsSD9720 2300. This medieval marker or boundary stone stands close to a wall at Withens Gate, Langfield Moor, between Cragg...
→ View DetailsThis has been cleared sufficiently to show the width and kerbstones
→ View DetailsSamuel Hill of Making Place, Soyland above Ripponden experimented with hand woven finer yarns to compete with Norfolk and South...
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