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Heptonstall is a small village within Calderdale in West Yorkshire.

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Cars, etc; Going from Hebden Bridge, take the Todmorden road and use the signed turning circle then join all other traffic by taking the signed left turn at the lights. Bus From Halifax or Hebden Bridge. From Todmorden and the west, change at Hebden Bridge.

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It is worth buying the cheap Trail Guide from the TIC in Hebden Bridge before you go. For such a tiny village it's full of history, sights including:

• Two churches - in the same churchyard, which is very rare in the UK. Also in the churchyard is the grave of 'King' David Hartley. He was hanged at York for coin clipping.

A more recent grave is that of the poet, Sylvia Plath.

• Heptonstall Museum - tiny but well worth seeing for the exhibition of the Yorkshire Coiners (the coin clippers) in a building that was once a school.

• Early Methodist church - the oldest in England to have been in continual use.

• Last handloom worker's cottage

• Piece Hall - where pieces of cloth made under the domestic system were exhibited and sold.

• Weavers' Square - where different types of Yorkshire road services can be seen and compared.

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• The Cross Inn

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