The Four Faces of Lindley
The name ‘Lindley’ is argued to be derived from either the Saxon word for a ‘meadow of flax’, or, the
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History Corner
Welcome to the Huddersfield Times History Corner!
Here you will find all sorts of historical information and articles, written by the people of Huddersfield.
If you have an interest in local history and would like to contribute, contact us!
A super-short history of the Huddersfield Times
Hello and a Merry Christmas to all. I hope you are all ready for the festive season to fully activate.
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Remembrance: Norman Park Memorial Centenary
All wars that have occurred throughout history tell tales of individuals who deserve remembrance. Every year, on the Sunday that
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The Hill and the Tower
(at the very bottom of the page you’ll find a small selection of incredible images of Castle Hill from Fran
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Emley Moor’s Big Post
Prior to 1971, the good people of West Yorkshire had dreadful luck picking up those wireless signals. What with the
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Newsome [Mill] Clocktower
It was in 1827 when the first woollen mill was built on the site of Hart Street, Newsome. If you
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The woman whose work kept the villas of Edgerton running smoothly
Huddersfield Local History Society is pleased to announce that its Edward Law History Prize has been awarded to Beverley Norris
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Under the Hill
From Almondbury, Beaumont Park, Farnley Tyas, Berry Brow, and Huddersfield Town centre they came. All of them, deep underground and
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40 years later: celebrating the anniversary of the time Pride broke out of London and came to Huddersfield!
The UK’s first-ever national Pride took place in Huddersfield on 4th July 1981. To mark the fortieth anniversary, a series of
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Tunnel at Farnley Tyas
It really does not matter from which direction you approach the splendid little village of Farnley Tyas, you are going
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