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Glass workers at Crompton Parkinson’s who produced lamps. In addition, they made a wide range of electrical components.

…When Tom died in 1970 he took over the business and changed the shop name to N G Bolton….

Cross Street was off Park Road opposite what was Chloride Shires factory and is now a retail park.

Dairy Crest building, planning consent was given on 25th October 2013 for the dairy to be demolished and 7 houses built on the site.

This Cabinet Portrait photo shows Nellie Turner, daughter of Henry Turner who was Headmaster of …

This image was donated by Nancy Tordoff-Ives, her mother was one of the founding members…

Davey Motor Stores occupied a unit of Springhead Mill prior to the mill being demolished for homes to be built on the site.

Brian Firth, instigator of Global First Aid Services, aims to place public…

A dog obedience training class in road safety held by Mr Hutchinson. An Aireborough…

Leanne Jaques, landlady of the Red Lion Inn, Guiseley, with Edwy Harling and Carol Durrell. Edwy is holding…

Walter Downs with his horse ‘Dolly’, delivering green-groceries to customers on Mount Pleasant….

Situated on Victoria Road, the former drill hall which is now converted into apartments (February 2013).

E Clapham & Co., were solicitors and part of the Ivor Gaunt Group, staff are seen here at a cocktail party celebrating the …

Lorry belonging to E Walsh and Son’s plasterers and concreters. The driver is Albert Waite, with him are Tom, Bob and Herbert Waite.

Homes built on the site of Crompton Parkinson factory, off Netherfield Road, streets include Thomas Drive and Edison Way.