Below the small town centre between the railway line (no station here) and the River Calder, it's at the end of the houses before business & industry starts to take over what land is left before the water, with the pub itself in its own building which looks like a big brick block. It's multi-roomed on the ground floor using much of it, with the bar on the right hand side after you enter. Much of the place has been left unmodified for quite a while it seems and can look a little spartan in places, especially with its high ceilings, but this is the charm of the place, probably enhanced on my visit by the fact everyone was in the large beer garden at the back full of picnic tables so the interior was only being used when ordering. The selection included several of their own cask efforts, some cask guests to compliment these and crafted keg lager supplied externally too.