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While it has declined from its peak, it is still worth visiting. It used to be the only one for some miles open on Good Friday.
A Grade 1 listed building that dates from Tudor times and was once a post office.
An imposing building at the centre of the town, designed by John Gibson of Westminster. Its pediment is in fine carved stone with two central female figures on a pedestal. The left hand one represents Lancashire (cotton spinning and weaving industries) and the right hand one Yorkshire (engineering and agriculture). There are free tours at 2PM on the first Sunday of every month except January, and longer tours which can be booked for groups.
is a moorland dam, reservoir with views of Calderdale, a 45-min hike up from the town. The reservoir was under threat of being drained in 2001 when it was bought by a non-profit group who run it as a local amenity.
contains a large open area, woods, and children play areas. It occasionally hosts events.
It shows films and puts on live amateur performances of a high standard.