Low Moor Local History Group
Monday, 21 November 2016
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Low Moor Chemical Works Expolsion
August 21st 2016 Marks the 100th anniversary of the Low Moor Explosion. The Low Moor Local History Group are planning a series of events to mark the occasion.
More details will be published here shortly.
Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Iron Poppies.
Low Moor Local History Group, part of the South Bradford Local History Alliance,
are launching their new book “Iron Poppies” this weekend.
The book includes research on
each of the 109 men whose names appear on the war memorials in the Low Moor area
of Bradford. Its authors are Barbara
Reardon and Lucy Ives whose meticulous research brings alive many forgotten
stories of bravery and loss.
It is an A4 book of 160 pages in
a clear, larger than average font. There
is a section on each man detailing his family and background, with photographs
of many of the men and their graves.
There is a section detailing
where graves and memorial inscriptions can be found together with photographs of
the war memorials of Low Moor and many of the cemeteries in Belgium and
France.
Cost of the book is £7 but £10 posted to a UK address.
Cost of the book is £7 but £10 posted to a UK address.
Saturday, 22 March 2014
We are sorry to hear that John Nicoll has died. We are still engaged in converting his collection of negatives into higher resolution images and will add them to the Low Moor Local History Group website in due course.
John will long be remembered for his contribution in collecting together photographs and memorabilia for Low Moor and especially the Storr Hill and Carr Lane area.
He will be sadly missed.
John will long be remembered for his contribution in collecting together photographs and memorabilia for Low Moor and especially the Storr Hill and Carr Lane area.
He will be sadly missed.
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
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