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Mills, Machines and Marches: How did Kirklees change during the Industrial Revolution?
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A black and white historical photograph showing a textile worker standing beside a large dyeing machine in a factory. The worker, wearing an apron and boots, poses with one hand on the machine. Long rolls of fabric are draped over the rotating drum of the dyeing equipment. The industrial setting is dimly lit, with visible pipes, brick walls, and other machinery in the background. Another worker appears blurred in motion further back, indicating activity in the workspace. Add to board
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Dyeing Machine and Worker

Dyeing Machine and worker.

Photograph taken by Mr Fred Hartley (1910)

Image credit: Kirklees Image Archive (k000868)

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