 #Haworth Feed
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| On this
day in 1857 |
"Some statements were here brought forward in reference to the reservoir. The general opinion was, that the only safe way to proceed, was to have the whole taken up and the reservoir reconstructed, it was moved by Mr Turner seconded by Mr Lambert and unanimously agreed to, that advertisements for the letting by ticket of the above work be printed. That estimates be received on or before next meeting, 3rd November and that two inch cast-iron pipes be ordered immediately, to connect the inlet and outlet pipes at the reservoir."
Extract from Haworth Local Board of Health Minute Book - Haworth's new reservoir; Churchills, was still leaking |
| On this
day in 1879 |
| Mr William Holmes an old inhabitant of the village, laid the first stone for St Michael and All Angels Church, in the threshold of the cellar intended for the heating apparatus. |
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