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	Imperial Crown Hotel 42-46 Horton Street  HX1 1QE Halifax  England Highlight on Map Rooms From: £Good Value - Contact us. The Imperial Crown Hotel Is An Ideal Base For Either Business Or Leisure, Located In The Heart Of Halifax With Excellent Motorway And Railway Networks Close To Hand. [ Secure Online Booking ]
	The Imperial Crown Hotel 42-46 Horton Street  HX1 1QE Halifax  England Highlight on Map Rooms From: £45.00. Built as a Coach Inn during the early 1800s, this traditional Halifax hotel offers a warm welcome. It enjoys a central location and is directly opposite Halifax Railway Station and offers easy access from M62. [ Secure Online Booking ]
	Milans Hotel 6-8 Carlton Place  HX1 2SB Halifax  England Highlight on Map Rooms From: £30.00. This family-run hotel is in the town centre, 500 metres from the main HBOS office and 600 metres from the Victoria Theatre. It has free Wi-Fi and refurbished en suite rooms. Milans Hotel is close to the towns shops, bars and restaurants. [ Secure Online Booking ]
	Premier Inn Halifax Salterhebble Hill Huddersfield Road HX3 0QT Halifax  England Highlight on Map Rooms From: £33.00. Well placed for the M62, this Premier Inn hotel has free parking and an attractive canalside location. Halifax Rail Station and the HBOS Head Office are a 5-minute drive away. [ Secure Online Booking ]
	Holdsworth House Hotel Holdsworth  HX2 9TG Halifax  England Highlight on Map Rooms From: £65.00. Holdsworth House Hotel is a beautiful Jacobean manor surrounded by secluded mature gardens in the heart of West Yorkshire. The hotel is ideally situated only 3 miles north of Halifax, within easy reach of Leeds, Manchester and Bradford. [ Secure Online Booking ]
	Woodlands Guest House 2 The Grove, Shelf  HX3 7PD Halifax   Highlight on Map Rooms From: £Good Value - Contact us. Beautiful period house tucked away along a private drive with off-road parking. Close to motorways, Halifax, Bradford and Leeds. Every home comfort in individually decorated bedrooms, private and ensuite bathrooms. Retreat for business people. AA 4 Stars. [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]

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The town coat of arms carries an image of John the Baptist whose head, according to local legend, is buried in the area. The name Halifax is said to be old English for Holy Face, in reference to saint John. Further homage is paid through Halifax Parish Church which is dedicated to saint John and has parts dating back to the 12th century. Another famous association with the church is William Herschel, the discoverer of the planet Uranus and the churches first organist. The River Calder flows through Halifax, the town has been a centre for the wool making industry since the 15th century. Halifax also has a vibrant Asian community - mainly Pakistanis from the Kashmir region and they make up about 10 percent of the population. This community mainly lives in West Central Halifax, an area that was previously home to immigrant Irish families. Halifax has a busy nightlife with numerous bars and clubs such as The Acapulco and The Colisuem. It is also home to The Halifax Choral Society - the oldest amatuer choral society in the UK and, possibly, in the world. Culturally, the Calderdale area has become well known for folk and traditional music, hosting events like The Traditions Festival at Piece Hall and the Rushbearing at Sowerby Bridge which attracts Morris Dancers from across the country. Halifax is perhaps most famous for the Halifax Building Society but also has ties with the confectionery business. John and Violet Mackintosh opened a toffee shop in 1890 which later became Rowntree Mackintosh. The business developed and invented brands such as Rolo, Quality Street and Toffee Crisp and was eventually bought by Nestle. Further notable links with the town include Charles Barry who built the town hall and also the Houses of Parliament, Wellesley Park which was the Regimental Headquarters for the Duke of Wellingtons Regiment, Shibden Hall - home of diarist Anne Lister and Percy Shaw, inventor of Cats Eyes

Halifax is the main settlement of Calderdale district which includes Boothtown, Beechwood, Brighouse, Chiserley, Copley, Cornholme, Cragg Vale, Elland, Gauxholme, Greetland, Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall, Hipperholme, Holywell Green, Illingworth, Lightcliffe, Luddenden, Luddendefoot, Midgeley, Mill Bank, Mixenden, Mount Tabor, Mytholm, Mytholmroyd, Northowram, Ogden, Old Town, Ovenden Pellon, Portsmouth, Ripponden, Rushworth, Savile Park, Skircoat Green, Sowerby, Sowerby Bridge, Sowood Green, Stainland, Todmorden, Triangle, Wainstalls, Walsden, Warley Town, West Vale and Wholestone Hill

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