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Emley Moor Mast collapse in colour
The original mast seen from the bottom of Jagger Lane. An old gas lamp can be seen in the foreground (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)1 of 13 
Part of the fallen mast, which was found in a field more than a quarter of a mile away (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)2 of 13 
Debris left from the collapse of the mast. The new temporary mast can already be seen in the background (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)3 of 13 ![]()
A close up of the catwalk on the collapsed mast (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)4 of 13 ![]()
Debris left by the collapsed mast, next to a warning sign about falling ice (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)5 of 13 ![]()
The fallen mast viewed from Factory Lane, Emley Moor. The damaged chapel roof can be seen in the distance.6 of 13 ![]()
The roof of Emley Moor chapel was damaged when one of the support cables sliced through the roof during the collapse (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)7 of 13 ![]()
Building work started on the new concrete mast in early 1970. Pictured is the base of the new mast seen from Carr Cottages, Drinker Lane. Also pictured is a temporary mast built by Scandinavian Co. (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)8 of 13 ![]()
Work on the new mast got under way in early 1970 - pictured is the base of the current mast. (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)9 of 13 ![]()
The base of the current mast under construction in early 1970. (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)10 of 13 ![]()
Progress on the new mast was made in the early months of 1970. (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)11 of 13 ![]()
The new mast under construction in early 1970. (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)12 of 13 ![]()
The completed mast - viewed at an angle! (Image: Reg Stone/Kirklees Image Archive)13 of 13
