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Plaque 1: Ladies Knitting Circle/Memorial Hall
Plaque 2: William Brear
Plaque 3: The Rookery
Plaque 4: William Kendal Gale – Mount Hermon Chapel
Plaque 5: The Manor House
Plaque 6: Southfield Terrace
Plaque 7: The Old School
Plaque 8: John Cockshott, 88 Main Street
Plaque 9: The ‘Piece Hall’, 95/97 Main Street
Plaque 10: Parry Barn, 46a Main Street
Plaque 11: Band 'Ole'
Plaque 12: Railway Bridge No.55, Back Beck Lane
Plaque 13: The Farfield Meeting House
Plaque 14: The Dawson Crossley Field
Plaque 15: The Parish Church of St. Peter
Plaque 16: The Low Mill 'Penny Hole'
Plaque 17: The War Memorial
This was built by the Overseers of the Poor in 1686 for the village paupers and has been referred to as ‘the original council house’.
During the nineteenth century it was used by the village band and then known as ‘The Band ‘Ole’ (hall) but was lived in until the twentieth century before falling into ruin.
It was then re-built by two villagers in 2007 for use as a smallholding.
The village band c.1890
The ruined Band ‘Ole' in 2004
