1970s, the only part of Walterclough Hall which remained standing was the façade onto the yard and the rooms immediately behind it, together with the attached single-storey kitchen. These remnants were demolished in the late 1970s. An oil painting of the kitchen's interior was on display in the Smith Art Gallery in Brighouse during the 1970s. This painting showed one of the kitchen's unusual features which was a carved stone column which supported one of the roof joists. The kitchen ceiling was open to the slates. Water was supplied to a stone trough in the kitchen floor from a spring, which almost caused the death of one of the children then living at the hall. Today, the site of the former Walterclough Hall is part of Walterclough Hall Farm of Walterclough Lane, Halifax. References External links Hemingway One-Name Study 35.- Walterclough Hall, Southowram in Ancient Halls in and about Halifax by Arthur Comfort, Halifax Courier Ltd, Halifax 1912-13. Hemingways of Walterclough in Transactions of The Halifax Antiquarian Society by John Lister, Halifax 1908. Country houses in West Yorkshire Buildings and structures in Halifax, West Yorkshire