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Cricket Club was founded at the Rose and Crown Inn on 25 February 1860. The public house, at the bottom of Slant Gate, is now a private residence. The club played at Turnshaws before moving to Riley in 1878. The club was a founding member of the Huddersfield and District Alliance in 1893.
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Foxglove public house was built in 1868 in a mock-Tudor style at the same time as the branch line. It was hoped that Kirkburton would become a junction on an extended line to Barnsley, hence its original name, the Railway Junction, but this never materialised. It was known locally as the Three
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Kirkburton First School and Kirkburton Middle School. The Adult Education Centre and Special School on Turnshaw Avenue closed in 2006. The village has a masonic hall, six public houses, a purpose-built health centre (opened October 2005), a dental surgery, and a partially
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Primitive Methodist Chapel was built at the top of Slant Gate, Highburton in 1832. A school, now demolished, was built in 1899 and the chapel was enlarged in 1926. Like the Methodist chapel in Kirkburton it closed, this time in 1973, and is now a private house.
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The George Inn, the oldest public house in the village, was built in the 18th century. It is on George Street, next to the old blacksmith's overlooked by All Hallows' Church. In 1777 commissioners met there to agree on the creation of the
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Corps was established in the village in 1885. Its present headquarters were opened in 1964. The Salvation Army left the village in 2005 and the premises are owned by the Denby Dale Centre, a registered charity.
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