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  The presence of a line of background bunting suggests that this view up Low Street could have been photographed at the time of Edward VII’s Coronation in August of 1902.
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  These white-clad Morris dancers were waiting to lead a procession at the Sutton Football Club Gala in 1906.
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  The Edwardian photographer has aroused the curiosity of these children outside Cullingworth Church. Oddly the boys have all moved closer while the girls are hanging back.
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  This was the rather bizarre cast of a play called ‘Benedicts Afloat’, performed by the Married Men’s Group of Silsden Kirkgate Methodist Church in March, 1939.
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  This fine brick Keighley Hall, complete with our Borough coat-of-arms, is not actually in Keighley but at Poix-du-Nord in France.
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  Not looking markedly different from nowadays, this was the Black Bull Inn as photographed very shortly after the Brontes’ time in Haworth, with W Sugden dispensing his “wines &amp;c”.
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  Here is Low Street before pedestrianisation, with its succession of once-familiar names: Stylo shoes, Redmans Good Bacon Shop, Dewhurst butchers, Jays (“Yes! We do sell Everything for the home”). Upstairs beyond, barber James Berry plies his trade.
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  The tram on the left dates this view of Utley as no later than 1924.
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           <title>Early days in North Street, Keighley</title>
           
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  A very early Keighley photograph lurks behind this heavily re-touched old postcard view along North Street.
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  This was the unassuming garage of automobile engineers W F Scott and Co in Alice Street, Keighley, in about 1950.
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