A Second Look Feedback

Roger Leedham

I am compiling information for Upper Hopton and WW1 and spotted the dedications to Herbert & Joe Castle. The photo was from Andy Travis, Ely Cambridgeshire and posted on 23 Sept 2013. I would dearly love to contact Andy but I am not on Facebook. Can you help?

David Lambert

Hi there. You have a wonderful picture of the Mirfield tank and war memorial in Ings Grove Park. Would it be possible to get a good quality digital copy of it? Please let me know, along with any charges.

Chris

I understand the legislation requirement or cookies...however, to actually have to click on agree on every page unfortunately makes the site virtually unusable. I hope you can make a change to this so that more people can enjoy this very valuable resource.

barbara green

+ Please see www.robinhoodyorkshire.co.uk

Dave Nixon

Wonderful site
Rev Ismay diaries are in the West Yorkshire Archives in 16 boxes I believe. The Ismay One Name Study Group reviewed them in 2004 when we held our reunion at Dewsbury
Dave Nixon

Trevor Hocks

Fantastic website
Thank you

Frances Stott

Hi
Hope this is correct email.
Cuckoo Hill photo please.
Regards
F

Roger Heeley

To whom it may concern
I have tried tro do searches in the parish registers but it will not bring anything up for heeley, healey, heley although they are there in this rgister as ex. benjamin son of abraham 18 aug 1765. Hope you can rectify this as there may be family I am missing.
Thanks
Roger Heeley

Stuart Gough

What a wonderful trip down memory lane, congratulations to the administrator of the site. I was born and raised in what was the Marshall St. Lower Hopton. I have not been back to Hopton, or Mirfield for many years, but it was interesting to look at the pictures. Two in particular were fascinating..the one at Ledgard bridge showing the barge being launched. I saw many barges being built and launched with my friend Arthur Jennings, whose father was the foreman at the yard and lived 'on the premises'. The second picture that brought distant memories to the fore, was the view from the top of Waste Lane looking down towards what we called 'the top' and across the river to Mirfield itself.
Many childhood memories came flooding back, remembering the old steam trains thundering across the river Calder bridge. Climbing up and walking under the same bridge on the steelwork to look for pigeons.
All a long time ago, more than 55 years ago, but still fresh in the memory.
Well done and thank you.

Richard Yeomans

Just wanted to say that this website is absolutely fantastic. I have found the newspaper articles absolutely facsinating and only wish there were more newspapers available.

Keep up the good work.