EPW036888 ENGLAND (1931). The Old Station and environs, Halifax, 1931

Square Congregational Church - nowadays (2013) much restored and thriving as an arts centre.

Territorial Army Drill Hall. During the 1950s/60s the building used to double up as a venue for events such as the Halifax Ideal Home Exhibition. The building is still there (2013) but is now divided into residential apartments.

Lily Bridge, a footbridge leading from Lily Lane, then going via steps and a tunnel underneath the station and out close to the Mackintosh factory. Still there(2013) but not much used nowadays - too dark and risky for most.

North Bridge South signal box. Opened 1911 with 20 levers. Closed c.1965.

Halifax East signal box. Opened 1884 with 70 lever frame. Levers removed 30th March 1969 when neighbouring cabins closed and centralisation of Halifax and Dryclough areas fell under this cabin. "IFS" panel installed, renamed "Halifax". Still open at time of writing. Due to close 2017. http://www.flickr.com/photos/robdaniels/sets/72157627103397415/

Halifax Goods Yard signal box. Closed 30th March 1969.

Halifax West signal box. Closed 30th March 1969.

Canal basin

Sykes & Seed. Shoe Factors?

Congregational Church

St John's Church

Church Street

Prescott Street

Horton Street. On a tramway route

Union Street South

South Parade

Paragon Iron Works in 1922

Signal gantry

Goods shed

Goods shed

Goods shed

Mackintosh's Toffee de Luxe

Albion Mill. Confectionery

Bailey Hall Mill. Flour or grain mill

Signalbox

Signalbox

Websters Green Label Perfect [?]

Locomotive shunting wagons in goods yard

piece hall