Directory of Heptonstall Resources

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• Hepton Singers

  http://www.heptonsingers.co.uk/
  A small chamber choir performing varied programmes of mainly a capella music from the 16th Century to the present day. Information about performances, membership and repertoire.

• Heptonstall

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heptonstall
  Hyperlinked article describes the village and its development. [Wikipedia]

• Heptonstall Methodist Church

  http://calderdalemethodists.org.uk/churches/heptonstall.php
  Profile, activities and upcoming events.

• Heptonstall.org

  http://www.heptonstall.org/
  A community website for Heptonstall village, where Sylvia Plath is buried. Includes news and a directory of links for community facilities and services.

• Pace Eggers, Easter 2001 - Heptonstall

  http://www.folkplay.info/Gallery/Heptonstall2001.htm
  A photographic record of the event in 2001, with links to subsequent years performances (from the Traditional Drama Research Group, Sheffield University).

• Pennine Spring Music Festival

  http://www.penninespringmusic.co.uk/
  An annual choral and instrumental music festival. Offers their programme, education activities, and practical details for visitors.

• Slack Top Nurseries and Garden

  http://www.slacktopnurseries.co.uk/
  Specialist growers of alpines and other hardy plants. Information about their products, garden, appearances at shows and events, and contact details.

• St Thomas a Becket and St Thomas the Apostle Churches

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~todmordenandwalsden/heptonstall.htm
  A historical account to two churches sharing the same churchyard.

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