Toll House Book Shop Virtual Holmfirth

Six rooms of new, secondhand and antiquarian books.

The Toll Bookshop 32-34 Huddersfield Road
Holmfirth, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD9 2JS

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Phone: 01484 686541 Fax: 01484 688406

OPEN: Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Now in our 24th year

We have all the latest and best local history books now in stock

Huddersfield Mills, a textile heritage, by Vivien Teasdale
Holmfirth Floods by Ian Harlow
Pray Remember the Poor, The Poor Laws of Huddersfield by Allan Place
The Old Yards of Huddersfield by Huddersfield Civic Society
and many more about this area, come and browse

We are pleased to announce that we have a limited number of books signed by their authors including "Up and Down in the Dales" by Gervase Phinn & "The White Stuff" by Simon Armitage. Pop in and pick one one up!

The David Brown

Tractor Story

now available

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Welcome to the Toll House Bookshop. We love books! We have over 30,000 volumes housed in six rooms among three storeys in a beautifully renovated building in picturesque Holmfirth

Not only do we stock every style, genre, fiction and non-fiction; we also buy good books in quantity.

We love to buy or sell books on Local history

The six fully stocked rooms not only offer a wealth of choice, but also provide a beautiful and elegant atmosphere for you to browse

Children

Of course…the special children’s room is absolutely packed with bright and colourful books to please all types and ages. The grown-ups can also end up spending a lot of time in here too!

Why not leave the kids in the children's section while you browse ?

Six rooms of new, secondhand and antiquarian books.

The Toll Bookshop 32-34 Huddersfield Road
Holmfirth, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD9 2JS

Phone: 01484 686541 Fax: 01484 688406

OPEN: Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Click on the book to email us

Or you can visit our web site:

www.toll-house.co.uk

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