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Margareta Holmstedt: Todmorden Town Hall – 150 years old.

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Todmorden Town Hall, one of the most impressive buildings in the Calder Valley, is about to celebrate its 150th birthday, as Margareta Holmstedt told Hebden Bridge Local History Society.

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Margareta Holmstedt: Todmorden Town Hall – 150 years old.

Todmorden Town Hall, one of the most impressive buildings in the Calder Valley, is about to celebrate its 150th birthday, as Margareta Holmstedt told Hebden Bridge Local History Society.

3 months ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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Yorkshire Evening Post broke the news in Leeds, United Kingdom 3 months ago on Tuesday, December 3, 2024.

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Margareta Holmstedt: Todmorden Town Hall – 150 years old.

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