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These excellent images have been kindly provided by Peter Fox. Peter is well known for his numerous publications on the history of Saddleworth. Many thanks for the contribution Peter.

  

Q;  Anyone remember what that little shop sold next to the Railway arch?

A;  Apparantly this little shop sold lace and haberdashery and was run by Mabel Andrews!

 

    

 

 

 

Greenfield is one of numerous Saddleworth villages with historic affinity to the County of Yorkshire.

 

 

Until 1974 the Administrative centre for Saddleworth was Wakefield. Following that year's boundary changes, Saddleworth became part of Oldham Metropolitan Borough.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Greenfield Cricket Club in 1960.