Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion : Foldout
Gibbet Street, Halifax
Contents:
The street – aka
Gibbet Hill
and
Gibbet Lane
- leads westwards from Swine Market.
In 1903, the gradient of the street was reported to be 1 in 12.32.
This was significant for the growing tramway system.
The Gibbet stands here
| Property in Gibbet Street |
The occupants of the properties here have included
- Unknown Address:
- Elland Steel, Halifax
- Gibbet Street Economic Stores
- Birch Tree House School, Halifax [1800s]
- George Binns, cotton merchant & silk spinner [1822]
- George Broomhead, baker [1822]
- William Hoyland [1822]
- Joseph Jackson, currier and leather cutter [1822]
- John Poole, merchant [1822]
- Sunderland & Guy [1822]
- John Walton, auctioneer and appraiser [1822]
- William Barraclough, coarse woollen cloth manufacturer & general merchant [1834]
- John Best [1834]
- John Bolton, boot & shoe maker [1834]
- Richard Dearden, brazier & tin plate worker [1834]
- John Hoadley, screw cutter & damask engine maker [1834]
- Henry Brierley, joiner [1837]
- John William Cadney [1841]
- Rev John Rigby [1845]
- Victoria Reservoir, Halifax [1847]
- William Wilkinson [1850]
- Emily Pye [1857]
- Henry Barber [1861]
- Rev Alfred Charles Hall [1865]
- Hartley & Sugden Limited [1873]
- Hydropathic & Turkish Baths, Halifax [1874]
- Henry Standeven [1874]
- John Riley [1875]
- J. Patchett [1890]
- Newstead Co-Op, Halifax [1898]
- Newstead House, Halifax [1900]
- William Asquith Limited [1905]
- Highroad Well Foundry [1907]
- Highroad Well Works [1907]
- Victoria Constitutional Club, Halifax [1917]
- Number 2:
- Benjamin Robertshaw, clog & patten maker [1837]
- Number 3:
- Number 4:
- Sarah Scarbrough, shopkeeper [1837]
- Number 5:
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- Number 8:
- Samuel Blagbrough, linen draper [1837]
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- Number 20:
- John Pool & Company [1829]
- Pool & Harrison, trunk maker [1837]
- C Pool, pocket book maker [1837]
- Number 23:
- Number 29:
- Richard Dearden, fireman [1837]
- Number 30:
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- Number 62:
- Number 64:
- Number 69:
- Number 74:
- Number 81:
- Number 86:
- Number 99:
- Number 109:
- Number 117:
- Number 117a:
- Number 122:
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- Number 406:
- Number 440:
- Number 529:
- Number 565:
- British Workman House, Halifax [1860s]
- Cavalry Field, Halifax [1854]
- Central Madni Mosque [1984]
- The Gibbet
- Gibbet Street Chapel of Rest, Halifax
- Halifax Bonding Warehouse [1862]
- Halifax Fire Station [1940]
- Halifax Moor [1700s]
- Halifax Poor Law Institution [1840]
- Halifax Union Workhouse, Gibbet Street [1840]
- Halifax Winter Cattle Fair [1856]
- Mile Cross Works, Halifax
- Mile Thorn Mills, Halifax
- North Bedford Street Saw Mills, Halifax [1874]
- Queens Road Mills, Halifax [1866]
- Saint John's Hospital [1891]
- Saint Mary's Catholic Church, Halifax [1836]
- Saint Mary's Catholic School [1846]
- Standard Works, Halifax [1850]
- Victoria Cocoa House, Halifax
- Victoria Works, Halifax [1890]
- Wellesley Barracks, Halifax [1875]
- Wellesley Barracks, Halifax [1875]
| Beerhouses & Pubs in Gibbet Street, Halifax |
Several beerhouses and public houses have been recorded in and
around Gibbet Street, Halifax, including
- Bowling Green, Halifax
- Brown Cow, Highroad Well
- Corporation Arms, Halifax
- Duke of Edinburgh, Halifax
- Fleece, Halifax
- Gibbet Tavern, Halifax
- Golden Lion, Highroad Well
- Granby Hotel, Halifax
- Grand Junction Hotel, Halifax
- Horse & Jockey, Highroad Well
- New Inn, Halifax
- Prince of Wales, Halifax
- Queen's Head, Halifax
- Spotted Cow, Halifax
- Thorn Tree, Halifax
- Waggoners', Halifax
The Gibbet stands here
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Malcolm Bull 2017 /
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Revised 21:10 on 7th December 2017 / kk_124 / 18
