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Hope Street, HALIFAX, HX3 7LG

This was a fine former textile mill complex with a multistorey block with internal engine house and an adjoining shed with a corner tower. This shows the base of the stone chimney behind the boiler house with at least one adjoining engine house. This mill was latterly used by the automotive products company Decosol but was demolished following a fire in 2005 and only the chimney remains. I photographed it from several angles but can no longer work out the view directions. The identification of this site took me well over half an hour using internet and book sources.

This was a fine former textile mill complex with multistorey block with internal engine house and an adjoining shed with a corner tower. This shows the multistorey block with the boiler house and at least one engine house to the left. This mill was latterly used by the automotive products company Decosol but was demolished following a fire in 2005 and only the chimney now remains. I photographed it from several angles but can no longer work out the view directions. The identification of this site took me well over half an hour using internet and book sources.

This was a fine textile mill complex with a multistorey block with internal engine house and an adjoining shed with a corner tower. This shows the multistorey block and the two tall arched windows nearest the photographer show the internal engine house that was probably for a double beam engine. This was latterly used by the automotive products company Decosol but was demolished following a fire in 2005 and only the chimney now remains as it carries antennae. I photographed the site from several angles but can nol onger identify the view directions. The identification of this site took me well over half an hour using internet and book sources.

This was a fine textile mill complex with a multistorey block with internal engine house and an adjoining shed with a corner tower. This shows the base of the stone chimney with at least one adjoining engine house. This mill was latterly used by the automotive products company Decosol but was demolished following a fire in 2005 and only the chimney now remains as it carries antennae. I photographed the site from several angles but now cannot decide on view directions. The identification of this site took me well over half an hour using internet and book sources.

Now demolished following a fire. When photographed was being used by Decosol. The chimney later gained the obligatory antennae and may still be standing because of that.

By the A644, in parish of Halifax (Calderdale District), Brighouse and Denholme Gate Road, Stonechair, opposite Duke of York PH, attached to house wall on corner of West Street, behind the 'Stone chair'. Inscription reads:- (illegible) 1737 Grade II listed together with the 'Stone chair'. List Entry Number: 1133800 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1133800 Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: YW_XSTCHa

Corner with Brighouse & Denholme Gate Road, opposite Duke of York Pub. Located on the South side of West St. Carved stone post, 18th century. Alternative views see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4799995 & https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/613840 Inscription reads: Halifax (finger) / (finger) Bradford // (finger) Deanhouse Gate / Brighouse (finger) Grade II listed by Historic England. see https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1133800 Milestone Society National ID: YW_XSTCHb

Alleyway behind a row of terraced houses on the east side of West Street.

Mile stone that doubles up as a place to rest. Probably situated where the roundabout is at the present time before being moved to its present location, and also giving the local area its name.