Hebden Bridge Picture House
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Collection: Hebden Bridge Camera Club
The Camera Club was formed in the summer of 1952 from a special interest section of the Hebden Bridge Literary and Scientific Society. Initially the new club was called the Calder Camera Club but following a certain amount of confusion regarding its location, after a couple of years, the name was changed to Hebden Bridge Camera Club. Originally the Club met over Horner’s Barber’s shop on Market Street and subsequently in a room over the Council Offices. For many years the club met at the Masonic Hall but has now moved to the Hope Baptist Chapel on Hope Street, Hebden Bridge.
The Club is a member of the Yorkshire Photographic Union (YPU) and through this is affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain.
From September to April the Club meets weekly, the principal activities being a bi-monthly print and projected images competition and lectures on photography-related subjects.
Collection Items
Hebden Bridge Picture House
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge Railway Station and Goods Shed
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge Railway Station Goods Warehouse
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge Station, 1962.
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge Station, 1962.
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge Urban District Council Chairman, 1962
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge's First Motorised Fire Engine
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge, 1978.
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge, 1979
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Hebden Bridge, Birchcliffe Road, 1952.
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson
Heptonstall Church
The Projection Room, by Tony Dyson