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1. www.examinerlive.co.uk › news › history22 more lost Huddersfield schools where we spent our childhood

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   Aug 3, 2022 · This week we will be learning about 22 more Huddersfield schools which have disappeared from our townscape but not necessarily from people's memories. Why are you yawning, Sykes? It might not be of interest to you but it is important to many people in this town.

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3. www.openstreetmap.org › way › 238014536Way: ‪Hidden Valley High School‬ (‪238014536‬) | OpenStreetMap

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4. www.huddersfieldhistory.org.uk › buildingsBuildings – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   Huddersfield is lucky to have a comprehensive archive of building plans from 1869 onwards. Many of the originals can be consulted at the West Yorkshire Archive Service, Kirklees in Huddersfield Central Library.

5. www.huddersfieldhistory.org.uk › research-resourcesResearch Resources – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   Readers can access old photographs of Huddersfield and the surrounding area via the Kirklees Image Archive http://www.kirkleesimages.org.uk/index.php. A wide range of local history books and pamphlets can also be consulted.

6. heritagequay.org › examinerHuddersfield Examiner and Kirklees Image Archive Photographs

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   Huddersfield Examiner and Kirklees Image Archive Photographs. Steps to Acquiring a photograph from the Huddersfield Examiner Archives or the Kirklees Image Archive. The “Kirklees Image Archive” is a collection assembled by Kirklees Museums of images of Kirklees, dating back to the late 19th century. These are chiefly of local places, but ...

7. www.kirklees.gov.uk › beta › schoolsSearch for a school - Kirklees Council

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   The A to Z list of schools below provides contact details, term dates, training days, holidays, opening times, closures and admission area maps.

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   Where can I find building plans in Huddersfield?

   • Huddersfield is lucky to have a comprehensive archive of building plans from 1869 onwards. Many of the originals can be consulted at the West Yorkshire Archive Service, Kirklees in Huddersfield Central Library.

   Buildings – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   Where can I find information about Huddersfield history?

   • Underground Histories – the website of Huddersfield historian Alan Brooke, with a particular emphasis on the lives and struggles of working people. Huddersfield & District History – the website of another local historian, the late Edward Law, gathering together his research on a wide range of topics.

   Huddersfield History – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   What is Huddersfield & district Family History Society?

   • Huddersfield & District Family History Society — hdfhs.org.uk The society was formed in 1987 and is for all those who are interested in genealogy and family history connected to the Metropolitan District of Kirklees.

   Research Resources – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   What is the buildings of Huddersfield project?

   • The Buildings of Huddersfield project, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and based at the University of Huddersfield, has catalogued this rich resource for the town centre area in detail from 1869 to 1886 and selectively from then until the 1960s, adding extra historical information where available.

   Buildings – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   Where is Huddersfield High School located?

   • Huddersfield High School for Girls, now known as Salendine Nook High School, opened on New Hey Road, Salendine Nook, in 1958. The former boys' school opposite is Huddersfield New College. 7. Huddersfield Collegiate School

   22 more lost Huddersfield schools where we spent our childhood

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   Is Huddersfield station a Grade 1 building?

   • Huddersfield Station, now a Grade 1 listed building, was described by John Betjeman as “the most splendid station facade in England” (see the head of this website). The industrial wealth of the town in the 2nd half of the 19th century is reflected in its legacy of fine Victorian buildings.

   Huddersfield History – Huddersfield Local History Society

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9. www.huddersfieldhistory.org.uk › huddersfields-historyHuddersfield History – Huddersfield Local History Society

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   For a guide to Huddersfield’s buildings, click here. For further reading we can suggest some useful books: Huddersfield: A History and Celebration, by Lesley Kipling and Alan Brooke (Francis Frith, 2005) is a recent brief general history with many photographs.