This picture shows the Shoulder of Mutton
as it used to be until very recently, when
it was renovated. It's only about 200 yards from my first school, Lee Green infants. Now there's a thought!
 I couldn't possibly create a pictorial guide to Mirfield without including Old Bank Working Men's Club, shown here. I've been a member here for the last thirty years. I
don't suppose they have too many members
living 200 miles away. No visit to Mirfield would ever be complete without a pint of Tetley's bitter at t'club.
Notice
the bowling green in the foreground. Display
cabinets inside the club are filled with
trophies won by Old Bank WMC Bowls Teams.
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This is the famous Three Nuns public house, parts of which date from the fourteenth century. It is very much associated with the legend of Robin Hood and stands on the grounds that were once occupied by Kirklees Priory, attended by three nuns whose names were Joan de Heton, Elizabeth de Hopton and Alice le Ragged.