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Train on Keighley Worth Valley Railway
© Mick Carver (view gallery)

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Station on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
© Mick Carver (view gallery)
A photo from one of my 35MM slides

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Keighley Station
© Mick Covell (view gallery)

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East Riddlesden Hall
© Rod Burkey (view gallery)
Built in 1642 by James Murgatroyd and his wife Hannah, out of local Yorkshire Stone. Murgatroid was a loyalist and suffered for it after the defeat of Charles I. It has a Priest Hole, and the house has had quite a history. It was gifted to the National Trust in the 1930s and since then, has been used for an episode of

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Cavendish Street, Keighley
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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One of a pair of nineteenth century fountains located in Cliffe Castle Gardens in Keighley.
© Lynn Macgill (view gallery)

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Somewhere near Keighley
© Mick Covell (view gallery)

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Bus Station and Queensway entrance to shopping centre, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A picture of Keighley
© Jan Perkins (view gallery)
Keighley (Redcar) Tarn. This beautiful tarn is a haven for local wildlife. Birds, ducks, foxes, stoats rabbits and many others make this their home. Originally this site contained a Boatmakers Building, a Skaters Clubhouse and a cafe. The buildings fell into disrepair after 1936 and today all that remains is the outline of the outer wall and the boat makers mould.

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Keighley Station
© Mick Covell (view gallery)

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Keighley College, on the corner of Cavendish Street and Skipton Road, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Cliffe Castle museum, Keighley, West Yorkshire.
© Lynn Macgill (view gallery)

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Derilict Mill
© Mick Covell (view gallery)
Sad reminder of better days seen on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway

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Looking towards Cavendish Street, Keighley, from the side of the war memorial.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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City of Wells on the Keighley Worth Valley Railway
© Mick Carver (view gallery)
This is a photo of one of my 35MM slide

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North Street, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Church Street - Hattersley Crescent
© Jan Perkins (view gallery)

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Skipton Road, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)

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Old Mounting Block - Cliffe Castle - Keighley
© Jan Perkins (view gallery)

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Public Library, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Bus Station and Cooke Lane entrance to shopping Centre, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Damems Railway Station (Near Keighley)
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
Damems railway station serves the village of Damems near Keighley, and within the City of Bradford Metropolitan District, West Yorkshire, England. It is only used for steam trains and trains do not stop unless a passenger requests a stop before getting on a train. It claims to be Britain's smallest railway station,[1] although it is not part of the main British rail network any longer. Damems has the distinction of being a station rather than a halt because in its original form it included a stationmasters house and a siding to serve the mill in the village. The stationmasters house remains, and is still in the ownership of the railway, although the siding has been removed. The level crossing at the station is controlled from a gate box originally from Connoley on the Airedale line and has been installed since preservation. The crossing was originally worked from a groundframe in the stationmasters garden. The last crossing keeper at Damems was Annie Feathers who lived in the stationmasters house and received her wages which were thrown to her from the footplate of a passing locomotive.

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Front view of East Riddlesden Hall, Keighley, West Yorkshire
© Martin Hayhurst (view gallery)

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North Street, Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Facing South

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Damems Railway Station (Near Keighley)
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
This photograph was taken in the 90s Damems railway station serves the village of Damems near Keighley, and within the City of Bradford Metropolitan District, West Yorkshire, England. It is only used for steam trains and trains do not stop unless a passenger requests a stop before getting on a train. It claims to be Britain's smallest railway station,[1] although it is not part of the main British rail network any longer. Damems has the distinction of being a station rather than a halt because in its original form it included a stationmasters house and a siding to serve the mill in the village. The stationmasters house remains, and is still in the ownership of the railway, although the siding has been removed. The level crossing at the station is controlled from a gate box originally from Connoley on the Airedale line and has been installed since preservation. The crossing was originally worked from a groundframe in the stationmasters garden. The last crossing keeper at Damems was Annie Feathers who lived in the stationmasters house and received her wages which were thrown to her from the footplate of a passing locomotive.

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Keighley College, Keighley, West Yorkshire
© Mike Govier (view gallery)

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North Street, Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Facing North

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Keighley Station
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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North Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire
© Mike Govier (view gallery)

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Hattersley Crescent, Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)

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Damems station, a part of Keighley
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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War Memorial, Keighley, West Yorkshire.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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War Memorial, Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Unveild 1924

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Keighley Leeds to Liverpool Canal
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
A picturesque part of the Leeds to Liverpool canal.

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Airedale Centre, Keighley
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Stockbridge Wharfe on the Leeds, Liverpool Canal in Stockbridge, Keighley.
© Michael Stavelson (view gallery)

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Library, Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Opened in 1904 this was the first of the

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Bus Station and Airedale Centre multi storey car park, Keighley.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A picture of Keighley
© Michael Stavelson (view gallery)
River Aire at Stockbridge, Keighley. This part of the river is so tranquil and only locals know of how to access this remote part of the river.

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Cavendish Street, looking towards Skipton Road, Keighley
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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03-08-03 25059 at Keighley, KWVR
© Andrew Wilson (view gallery)

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Steam Up
© Mick Covell (view gallery)
An engine on the Worth Valley Railway

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Cavendish Street, looking towards Bradford Road, Keighley
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Riddlesden Hall ~ Keighley, West Yorkshire.
© Jan Perkins (view gallery)

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T'other Road
© Mick Covell (view gallery)
Trains passing on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railroad

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Cavedish Street,Keighley
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Named after the family name of the Lord of the Manor the Duke of Devonshire.

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Keighley Town Hall
© Stan Walker (view gallery)

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A Slideshow of Keighley, in the county of West Yorkshire

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