HUDDERSFIELD, West Riding
The Castle SE 130 148
The Castle was a tea room in Beaumont Park but very little remains of it today.
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Beaumont Park Gothic Gateway SE 129 146
The entrance to Beaumont Park was from a railway station nearby but with over 200 steps to climb people found it easier to walk from Huddersfield rather than use the train.
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Jubilee Tower SE 151 139
Castle Hill at Almondbury is the site of an Iron Age hill fort.
Victoria Jubilee Tower was designed by Isaac Jones of Herne Hill, London, and built by the firm Ben Graham and Sons of Folly Hill, Crosland Moor, at a cost of £3,298. It was opened in 1899 by the Earl of Scarborough. The alternative suggestion to commemorate the Queen's jubilee was a Free Public Library.
It is 106 feet high, which makes the top 1,000 feet above sea level.
Victoria Jubilee Tower was designed by Isaac Jones of Herne Hill, London, and built by the firm Ben Graham and Sons of Folly Hill, Crosland Moor, at a cost of £3,298. It was opened in 1899 by the Earl of Scarborough. The alternative suggestion to commemorate the Queen's jubilee was a Free Public Library.
It is 106 feet high, which makes the top 1,000 feet above sea level.
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Lindley Clock Tower SE 118 180
Lindley Clock Tower was designed by the Arts and Crafts architect, Edgar Wood, and is one of his most important works. The sculptured figures and the octagonal pagoda roof are by T. Stirling Lee. The inscription above the door reads:
This tower was erected by James Neil
Sykes Esq JP of Field Head, Lindley for
The benefit of his native village in 1902.
Edgar Wood was married to a Sykes.
This tower was erected by James Neil
Sykes Esq JP of Field Head, Lindley for
The benefit of his native village in 1902.
Edgar Wood was married to a Sykes.
