Updated 12:18am 1 May 2012
All Our Yesterdays: Huddersfield at work and play
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Princess Anne arrives at Huddersfield Town Hall in 1973 to open the new Huddersfield Sports Centre -
Meltham newsagent and tobacconist shop owner Mrs Annie Woodhead -
Huddersfield Examiner reporter Susan Mellor learns the finer points of croquet from Mrs L Hinchliffe in October 1978 -
Huddersfield Royal Infirmary catering department unveiled its new conveyor belt system for serving food in 1974 -
Norman Hirst from Lenacre Farm and 12-year-old Prince are pictured scuffling (cleaning) between rows of potatoes in the shadow of the new Emley Moor mast in June 1974 -
Mason bricklayer Alf Usher is pictured checking this pavement work in Bridge Street, Lockwood, in 1956 -
Miners arrive at the surface after their last shift as Shuttle Eye Colliery, Grange Moor, closed on April 27, 1973 because the coal had run out -
These gentlemen were pictured putting the world to rights chatting in Denby Dale War Memorial Park in August 1954. They are (from left) H Lockwood, B Hanson, J T Dyson, F Fitton and W Haigh -
Greenhead College in 1974 -
Wilf Lunn who was often on TV signs autographs for youngsters at Reinwood Junior School's summer fete in 1981 -
In October 1968 G Mallinson Ltd, of Spring Grove Mills in Linthwaite, opened a 'school' to train menders -
These boys were returning to Hillhouse Secondary School after a visit to Ramsden Street Baths in 1956
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