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Tucked into the hillside south of Halifax, Holywell Green is a village that still carries the distinct character of its industrial heritage. It grew significantly during the 19th century around the Shaw family’s Stainland Crossley mills, and much of the local architecture remains tied to that era, with rows of sturdy stone terraces lining the steep climb of Stainland Road. Geographically, it occupies a practical spot; you’re high enough to catch the Pennine winds and views across the valley, yet it's only a few minutes' drive down to West Vale or the M62 junction at Ainley Top. Life here tends to revolve around the local primary school and the village’s traditional pubs, like the Rock Inn or the Holywell Inn, which remain central to the community. While the heavy industry has largely departed, the village has retained its self-contained feel, distinct from the larger sprawl of Halifax or Huddersfield, with immediate access to the walking trails that lead out towards Jagger Green and the rural fringes of the Calder Valley.