MYTHOLMROYD is one of the few early settlements in the valley bottom. It derives it’s name from Mytholm (meeting of the waters) and Royd (clearing in the wood). Here the Calder and the Elphin stream join dividing Mytholmroyd between three townships viz. Sowerby, Erringden and Wadsworth. Mytholmroyd has associations with the Cragg Coiners since the Inn by the bridge was one of their favourite meeting places.
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