Photo Quiz 1924. Clues and Answers
CLUES
Photo 1. Top end of town
Photo 2. Somewhere between Copley, Saville Park and Pye Nest
Photo 3. A flowery lane
Photo 4. Lower Skircoat
Photo 5. Close to town
Photo 6. Back of a doctors surgery
Photo 7. The army went left (cryptic)
Photo 8. Pass this on your way for a bath
Photo 9. It is off New Road.
Photo 10. Shibden Valley
Photo 11. It makes the news in the City
Photo 12. Northowram
Photo 13. Southowram Bank
ANSWERS
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Answer 1. ![]() |
Bottom of Mount Street, Cow Green. In between Lister Lane and Gibbet Street, looking down towards town. |

View of Cow Green and Barum Top

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Answer 2. ![]() |
Upper Woodhouse Farm, Half way on Scarr Bottom Road (bottom side). |

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Lilly Lane Bridge. This still exists. One of the easier ones in this list. ![]() |

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Cow Lane, Lower Skircoat. Just off Copley Lane. Go to the top of the class if you got this one correct. I think the correct view would be taken from the rear of the car on the left (but still not sure). |

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Bluecoats School, Harrison Road |

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Sovereign Street off Stead Street, off Gibbet Street. Back of Lister Lane Surgery. This took some finding. |

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High Grove Lane off Trooper Lane, towards Southowram. The shape of the thinner line of cobbles seems to match but I wasn't aware of any houses on that side of the lane. |

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Ashworths' Buildings off Lilly Lane. This is where 'Eureka' stands today. I did say this was a difficult quiz. |

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Brocklyn's Yard off New Road. Anyone get that? |


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Answer 10. ![]() |
Lower Whiskers Farm, Shibden. This could be the farm in question(centre), viewed from Brow Lane. |

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Answer 11. ![]() |
Fleet Square, off Fleet Street in "The City". This would be near the top of Crossfields Bus Station was and where the Jobcentre is now. |

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Answer 12. ![]() |
Landemere Syke, Northowram |

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Answer 13. ![]() |
Entrance to Blaithroyd Farm, Southowram. |

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