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	The Oakenshaw Cross, Wyke Lane, Oakenshaw by Humphrey Bolton Frank Peel, writing in 1893, did not know the history of this monument but guessed correctly that it was erected by the lord of the manor, Dr Richardson of Bierley Hall. It had four sundials, of which at least two survive as the styles can... (more)
	Evidence of former use, Spen Valley Greenway by Christine Johnstone The former railway's 1 mile post, measuring from Low Moor junction.
	Old Waterworks, Oakenshaw by Mark Anderson
	Woodlands C of E Primary School - Mill Carr Hill Road by Betty Longbottom
	Bradford Road, Oakenshaw by habiloid The entrance to Oakenshaw village from the south. St. Andrew's Church spire can be seen down the road.
	Post box, Bradford Road, Oakenshaw by habiloid This post box can be seen in context in SE1727 : Bradford Road, Oakenshaw.
	Waterworks Buildings At Oakenshaw by Tim Marchant
	Site of Oakenshaw Cross by Kevin Waterhouse Removed in 2022 after being hit by a lorry. Apparently the historic cross is in store in a council yard - villagers cannot understand why the lorry insurers have not been forced to re-instate the cross.
	Approaching Oakenshaw by Chris Heaton Following Wyke Lane eastwards to the village of Oakenshaw, adopted by the Kirklees Way long distance footpath
	South Street at its junction with Cleckheaton Road in Oakenshaw by Peter Wood Looking northward.
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Peter Wood This mark can be found on the wall of St Andrews Church. For more detail see : Link
	Walking the dog, Spen Valley Greenway by Christine Johnstone The tricycle has been adapted to carry a pet box, in case the dog gets tired.