Icons Used

... and this is what happens when you click one of the icons ...

	Return to this Page explaining the icons
	Go to the Top of the current Page
	Jump back 10 entries on the current Page
	Go to the Bottom of the current Page
	Jump forward 10 entries on the current Page
	Go to the Front Index Page
	Go to the Previous Page
	Go to the Following Page
	Go to a Foldout with more information on a specific topic
	Go to the Index of SideTracks for topics such as Churches, Pubs, Mills, & Schools
	Go to the SideTrack on Churches & Chapels
	Go to the SideTrack on Schools & Sunday Schools
	Go to the SideTrack on Pubs & Inns
	Go to the SideTrack on Mills & Factories
	Go to the SideTrack on Streets & Roads
	Go to the SideTrack on Background Information
	Go to the Calendar of Local Events
	Go to a Photograph which is relevant to a specific topic, or go to the Picture Gallery for a specific topic
	Go to the List of Local Heroes who died in action serving in the armed forces
	Go to the List of Local Heroes who died in action serving in the armed forces and was awarded one or more medals
	Indicates that the entry refers to a Listed Building The icon indicates the Grade of the listing, where known If you click the Icon, you will jump to the Page which lists some of the Listed Buildings in the district
	Indicates that this building or feature has been demolished If you click the Icon, you will jump to the Page which lists some of the Lost Buildings in the district
	Indicates that this building or feature may be open to the public on Heritage Open Days If you click the Icon, you will jump to the Page which lists some of the Buildings in the district which have been open on these days
	Indicates that the entry uses material which was contributed by one or more readers If you click the Icon, you will jump to the SideTrack on Contributors
	Go to an external website with more information on this topic
	Go to a Page on the Todmorden & Walsden external website with more information on this topic
	Go to a Topic on the Wikipedia external website with more information on this topic
	Go to the Art UK external website with more information on this topic
	Go to a Page on the Hebden Bridge Local History Society external website with more information on this topic
	Go to a relevant Page on the Sowerby Bridge Chronicle external website
	Go to a relevant Page on the Halifax Antiquarian Society external website
	Indicates that the entry refers to a place or a person which is outside Calderdale The icon is for information only and does not link to any other place on the website
	Send an Email to Malcolm Bull to add information or answer a question about this Entry You can, of course, contribute information to any topic in Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion
	This Icon indicates that the relevant entry and other neighbouring entries may actually be one and the same. Click the Icon to send an Email to Malcolm Bull to add information or resolve any confusion about the entries