The bottom end of the Stubbing Footpath, Hebden Bridge
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The bottom end of the Stubbing Footpath, Hebden Bridge
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 15 Dec 2014
This is Stoney Lane, and also has the name plate 'Bankside'. It is the old highway (for packhorses) from Keighley (via Sandy gate) and Halifax (via Wadsworth Lane). It might have originally been wider before it was replaced by the turnpike roads, and by Birchcliffe Road for local traffic.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.742349
Longitude
-2.011182