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slabs, link the quarry to Well Hill Road. Victoria Quarry is to the northeast of the village, close to
Wortley Top Forge. Close by is a stack of stone slabs, presumably left when the quarry closed. There were a number of other small quarries in the area. Since the last quarry closed in 1936, all have been filled in to some degree. The village has an old well pumphouse and a set of village
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Wortley Station, where there was a stone sawmill. Green Moor Delf Quarry stretched back from the former Rock Inn. Trunce or California Quarry is to the North West, below the village. The remains of a "Stoneway", a roadway of channelled stone
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flavour than most village sings, and its village anthem is "Christians awake". From 1900 to the 1970s
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The parish council worked to purchase a plot of former quarry land known as the "Isle of Skye", for which the parish clerk, David
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was built in the nineteenth century by subscription from local workers and is still used for worship. Like many villages in the area, Greenmoor was and still is part of the north
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