West Yorkshire Collection (page 7)

Left, Dorothy Davenport aged 16 and Elaine Roberts aged 15 at Crossleys factory. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 9th June 1959

Mrs Mary Smith, aged 23, working at John Mackintosh sweet factory. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 11th June 1959

Joyce Overend, aged 20, working at Calvert Mill. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 10th June 1959

A female worker at John Mackintosh sweet factory. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 10th June 1959

Sisters Joanne (left) and Deborah Clark were two of many youngsters who tried their hand at screen printing at Huddersfield Art Gallery

It was a day full of noise, action, music and fun. Kirklees traditional summer entertainments came to a colourful conclusion with the Gala Day in Greenhead Park

This cheerful group of toddlers from Quarry Hill playgroup found a new friend in Mr George Sykes, a resident of The Homestead, Almondbury

Any Questions? team including Menzies Campbell, Enoch Powell, Edwina Curry, Gerald Kaufman and Jonathan Dimbleby. Slaithwaite, 13th December 1991

Novelist Stan Barstow visited Old Bank First School, Mirfield, to talk about his work. The visit was organised by local childrens writer Bill Forde

Rag time... Huddersfield Polytechnic students at the start of a town centre bath and bed push for charity. Various modes of transport wound their way from St Georges Square down to the Queensgate

This giant tuna weighing more than 700lb, landed at Huddersfields Market Hall. Mr Richard Gafney, a manager of Winn s, shows the king-sized catch

Six-year-olds Asif Mohammed (left) and Gareth Middleton made this model boat from wood. Part of science work which will feature more strongly in the new national curriculum

Three witches from Brockholes Junior and Infants School, alias headteacher Sue Rothery (Centre) with Alexis Wright, six, (left) and Gemma Tipling, eight

The drive leading up to Scissett Middle School will be ablaze with golden colour next spring, thanks to the efforts of pupils

Corn-dolly maker Mrs Marie Jolliff shows Alex Krzesinski (centre) and Joseph Oliver the art at an Earth Magic event at Tolson Museum. 26th October 1989

Children and staff at Linthwaite Church School dressed up as their favourite childrens book characters to mark the end of the schools book week

A team of volunteers made sure that was where all the rubbish went during a clean -up of the churchyard at Thurstonland. The two-day event was organised by St Thomass Parochial Church Council

Carnegie Physical Training college in Leeds. A special vacation course for teachers in physical training. Students being given a talk on the theory of physical exercise

The Body Shop founder Anita Roddick (centre) opens Huddersfields new branch of the chain, which specialises in naturally-based toiletries and cosmetics. She is seen surrounded by staff

Competitors get under way in the mens event in the Longwood Harriers Round the Park races at Greenhead Park, which was won by Andrew Pearson in a record-equalling 19min 56sec. 8th July 1992

It a stick-up ? by a realistic looking bunch from Almondbury at a Cowboys and Indians Fun-Day for beaver scouts. The menacing six are (from left) Dale Sidebottom, Adam Shaw, Adam Schofield

Children from Netherton playgroups lined up for an Easter bonnet parade in a full morning of events including games and singing

Seven-year old Danielle, who is helping to turn a backyard eyesore at Wellhouse Junior and Infant School, Golcar, into a pleasant area with seats and trees

Farmer Robert Nobles and his son James with one of the spring lambs on their farm at Holme. Mr Nobles of Lower Fold Farm highlighted the need for people enjoying the countryside to keep careful

Toy time... making their choices at the new Paddock Toy Library are (from left) Rebecca Brook, three, Ben Schofield, four, and five-year-old Vicky Schofield

Procession of lights... the festival of St Lucia, Swedens adopted saint, was celebrated by the Kirklees Anglo-Scandinavian Society at Stocksmoor Village Hall

Two sets of twin lambs were born at a Crow Edge farm over Christmas. Mrs June Pickford, of Sledbrook Farm, said the first pair arrived on Christmas Eve and the others on Christmas Day

Toy time... looking after the toy stall at a Christmas fair held at Almondbury Infants School are (from left) Eleanor Chivers, five, Jennifer Chivers, seven and Laura Emsell, six

Daredevil stunt rider Eddie Kidd brought a shopping centre to a standstill in Huddersfield. This time he ditched his motorcycle

Big-hearted charity runners took time out of their Christmas celebrations for a good cause on Boxing Day morning. Over 200 people turned out to a fun run at the Red Lion, Stainland

Presents for all... Santa Claus took time out from his busy schedule to pop in at the Queensgate Market Hall fun night and hand out presents to children

Children helped to complete a line of pennies stretching round their school playground. All 256 pupils of Reinwood Infant and Nursery School, Huddersfield

Pride of the Clubs, from left are John Wheatley, Phillip Mee and Gary Sutton, who have been presented with Gold Arrows, the highest award for Cubs. The 10-year olds are members of Dalton pack

In the bin, that is the message from this Springwood litter task-force taking a pride in keeping Huddersfield streets spick and span

Dustbin delight, Mrs Margaret Sutcliffe, of Marsh, presents one of the dustbin-shaped cakes she made for children from Deighton Junior School and St Patricks Infant School, Birkby

Mrs Sue Berger, RSPCA schools officer, with Fartown High School second-year pupils Satinder Singh, Debra Jeffrey, Jaime Szydelco and Daniel Donald

Schools new saplings. Green-fingered youngsters Edward Dalton and Emma Jackson, with teacher Mrs Jane Hardwick, from Hade Edge Junior and Infant School, Holmfirth

Pupils of a Golcar school are setting up a historic link with the USSR. Youngsters from St Johns C of E Junior School are writing to pupils from a school in Kazakhstan

Happy Birthday Beavers. Paddock Beavers celebrated their fist birthday with a fun filled party. The boys had games and party food to celebrate their anniversary

School cheque, two race nights and a Halloween party at the Travellers Rest pub, Denby Dale, raised £ 380 for Nortonthorpe Hall School, Scissett

Salendine Nooks super six-year old swimmer Christopher Sharp has broken a record as the youngest child to enter Huddersfield Amateur Swimming Clubs long-distance swim

Blind Kirklees councillor Stewart Heppleston (centre) presented a £; 795 cheque to the Royal National Institute of the Blind on behalf of pupils at Outlane Junior School

When you get right down to it... five-year old twins Simeon and Peter Yianni braved the cold to help complete a line of pennies stretching round their school playground

Huddersfield Town player Kieran O Regan netted £; 264 for the Jolene Kaye Appeal when he collected a cheque from kind-hearted regulars of the Wooldale Arms

Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £4, 775 for the £10
Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £ 4, 775 for the £ 10, 000 Jolene Kaye Appeal to pay for a life-saving heart operation for the Downs Syndrome baby from Dalton

South Crosland Junior School has been collecting "bug", in more ways than one
South Crosland Junior School has been collecting " bug", in more ways than one. Class two has a collection of stick insects and it just keeps on growing

Board game expert Mr David Holmes, of the Great Game Company, Denby Dale, pictured during a visit to King Jamess High School, Almondbury

First salute, member Jonathan Osborne salutes the new Huddersfield North (Bradley St Thomas s) Cub Pack. Seventeen Cubs have joined the pack led by Shirley Pearson at St Thomass Church Hall

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Welcome to West Yorkshire, a captivating region in England's United Kingdom. Explore the enchanting village of Haworth, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Bronte Country. Immerse yourself in the literary heritage that inspired the renowned Bronte sisters. Transport yourself back in time with the Yorkshire West Riding Historical John Speed 1610 Map, tracing the footsteps of history across this remarkable county. Discover Leeds, a vibrant city boasting architectural marvels like the Grand Theatre, where culture and entertainment thrive. Uncover an antique map showcasing West Yorkshire's rich history, connecting it to neighboring towns such as Derby, Nottingham, and Lincoln. Wander through Middleton Woods near Ilkley and witness nature's masterpiece as bluebells blanket the forest floor. Marvel at Wakefield Bridge and its accompanying Chantry Chapel; these iconic landmarks stand as testaments to West Yorkshire's past. Journey south from Bradford's Manningham area for panoramic views of old wool mills that once shaped this industrial hub. Experience Stile Common Junior School's musical extravaganza - a testament to the call of creativity echoing throughout West Yorkshire. Visit Bradford City Park and be mesmerized by Garden of Light Display in Centenary Square; here art intertwines with urban life. Leeds' Grand Theatre beckons you into its opulent halls for unforgettable performances against a backdrop steeped in European charm. Delve into The Coal Miners Strike litho capturing Streethouse inhabitants digging for coal amidst refuse - an evocative reminder of their resilience. Travel back to 1845 with an unknown creator’s depiction of rustic sports at Harewood House Park – a glimpse into timeless traditions cherished by generations past. West Yorkshire invites you on an extraordinary journey through time and natural wonders – come discover its allure.