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Folly Lane, Good Physician Church of England Mission Room and no.10

29th November 1966. View shows the north side of Folly Lane. In the centre is the Good Physician Church of England Mission Room. On the right is no.10 Folly Lane.

Folly Lane, Good Physician Church of England Mission Room

29th November 1966. View shows the Good Physician Church of England Mission Room on Folly Lane.

Town Street, Beeston Picture House

27th August 1967. View of Beeston Town Street showing Beeston Picture House just in front of the family group. It was situated at number 13 Town Street and opened on the 19th Apri...

Beeston Primary School

View of Beeston Primary School (right of centre) located at the junction of Town Street and Crow Nest Lane. It was originally known as Beeston Council School before becoming Beesto...

Low Fields Road, trams

Undated. View shows two trams at the Low Fields Road siding on "football special" duty, waiting for the crowds to emerge from Leeds United's Elland Road ground. At the front is Ch...

Cross Flatts Park, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Cross Flatts Park which stretches between Beeston Road and Dewsbury Road, on a site of 44 acres.

Cross Flatts Park, postcard

c1913. Colour-tinted postcard of Cross Flatts Park with a postmark of 11th May 1913. An octagonal shelter has seating around the outside. The bandstand is just seen in the backgro...

Cross Flatts Park and The Parade, postcard

Undated. Colour-tinted postcard showing two images of Beeston: one of Cross Flatts Park (left) and one of The Parade (right).

Town Street and Wesleyan Church, postcard

c1917. Postcard view of Town Street showing the Wesleyan Methodist Church towards the right with John Hall, grocer and provision dealer, on the far right. Wesley Street lies betwe...

Beeston Hill Parish Church A.F.C.

Undated. Image shows a young team from Beeston Hill Parish Church A.F.C. proudly posing with their cup. On the far right, seated on the front row, is a player with the surname W...

Beeston Hill Parish Church, A.F.C., 1932 cup winners

1932. Team photo showing Beeston Hill Parish Church A.F.C. posing with the 1932 cup winners trophy. The proud winners are also joined by their 'mascot' on the front row, a small ...

Cross Flatts Park etc, multi-view postcard

c1914. Multi-view postcard showing nine different views, mostly of Cross Flatts Park with a couple of Beeston Hill. The postcard has a postmark 3rd September 1914 on the back.

Beeston Road, number 219, Cranbrook House,

15th November 2010. Image shows number 219 Beeston Road, a red brick end terraced house located adjacent to Cross Flatts Park. It is built with a 'turret' containing bay windows ...

Invoice for Wilcock & Sons, Fruit Preserves & Manufacturing confectioners, Elland Road

15th May 1891. Image shows an invoice made out on 15th May 1891 for goods supplied to grocer, Emanuel Mortimer of Lowtown, Pudsey. The firm of Wilcock & Sons was a fruit preserver...

Canonbury Street, no. 6

Undated. View shows no. 6 Canonbury Street, the end house of a short terrace of 3. This house is a back-to-back with no. 223 Elland Road, situated just across the road from the L...

Elland Road, no. 223

Undated. View of terraced houses on Elland Road, situated opposite the Low Fields Road entrance to the football stadium. In the centre is no. 223, with part of no. 221 visible on ...

Camberley Street, nos. 30-32, Rowland Place no. 19

Undated. View of Camberley Street showing no. 32 in the centre and 30 just visible on the right. On the left, no. 19 Rowland Place is on the corner.

Back Rowland Terrace, nos. 1-7

Undated. View of Back Rowland Terrace showing nos. 1 (just visible on the right), 3, 5 and 7 (just visible on the left).

Stratford Street, rear, from Clovelly Terrace

30th July 1975. View shows the rear of terraced houses on Stratford Street, which back on to Clovelly Terrace. Just visible on the left is no. 34, followed by nos. 36 and 38. A bi...

Stratford Street, nos. 34-38

30th July 1975. View of Stratford Street showing terraced housing numbered (from left) 38, 36 and 34.

Stratford Street, rear, nos. 2-6

6th November 1975. View of Stratford Street showing the rear of terraced housing numbered (from left) 2 to 6.

Straftford Street, nos. 4-6

6th November 1975. View shows terraced houses on Stratford Street, no. 6 on the left and no. 4 on the right. A three-wheeled car is parked outside.

Cambrian Terrace, nos. 14-15

5th February 1976. View of Cambrian Terrace showing (from left) nos. 14 and 15.

Cambrian Street, nos. 28-32

5th February 1976. View of Cambrian Street showing terraced houses numbering (from left) 32, 30 and 28.

Linden Road, rear, from Back Linden Grove

7th May 1976. View shows the rear of terraced housing in Linden Road, seen here from Back Linden Grove. Numbers run in descending order from 16 on the right. All houses have smal...

Linden Road, nos. 12-16

7th May 1976. View of Linden Road showing terraced houses numbered(from left) 16 to 12.

Back Burlington Road, nos. 101-103

30th July 1975. View shows terraced houses on Back Burlington Road numbered (from left) 101 and 103. These form back-to-backs with nos. 102 and 104 Burlington Road. Harlech Avenu...

Burlington Road, from junction with Harlech Avenue

30th July 1975. View shows Burlington Road from the junction with Harlech Avenue. Nos. 104 (centre) and 102 (right) can be seen. Back Burlington Road is on the left with the rear...

Malvern Road showing Beeston Hill United Free Church and Sunday School

Undated. Image shows Malvern Road looking in the direction of Lady Pit Lane. This part of Malvern Road used to be called Lady Pit Street before the area was redeveloped. The red...

Malvern Road looking towards Lady Pit Lane

Undated. View of Malvern Road looking in the direction of Lady Pit Lane. This was formerly known as Lady Pit Street before the area was considerably altered and redeveloped and t...

Beeston Hill Board School, interior view of classroom

1893. Image shows the interior view of a clasroom belonging to Beeston Hill Board School, located in Beeston Road. The red brick school dates from 1880 and was built in the classi...

Sunbeam Avenue, number 11

c1920s-1930s. View of number 11 Sunbeam Avenue, a red brick, back-to-back home, one of a pair of houses flanked by yards with outside toilets in an otherwise terraced street. Sunb...

Back Beverley Terrace, number 26

2008. Image shows number 26 Back Beverley Terrace. The red brick frontage has been painted and there is a small walled yard. The low wall in the foreground is covered in graffiti....

Back Beverley Terrace, demolition underway

29th January 2010. View of Back Beverley Terrace show demolition underway - the house in the process of being demolished is number 26. Beverley Avenue once stood in the foreground...

Back Beverley Terracer, demolition in progress

29th January 2010. Image shows demolition in progress of number 26 Back Beverley Terrace with properties in Beverley Terrace awaiting demolition in the background. Leeds City Coun...

Cockburn High School, play

c1908-10. View showing a group of performers in a school play at Cockburn High School. The school, opened in 1902, was situated near the corner of Dewsbury Road and Burton Road. I...

Cockburn High School, girls' hockey team

c1912. View showing the girls' hockey team at Cockburn High School around 1912. The school opened in 1902 as the Southern Higher Grade school and became Cockburn in 1904, named af...

Cockburn High School, 6th Form Class

c1912-13. View showing a class of 6th form pupils sitting at desks with books in front of them. Both boys and girls can be seen together, a very rare sight in those days. Cockburn...

Town Street, tram no.402

9th February 1952. View showing tram no.402, bound for the Corn Exchange via Meadow Lane, at the Beeston tram terminus on Town Street. This is a Beeston Air-Brake tram built in 19...

Dewsbury Road, tram no.301

1950s. View showing tram no.301 at the Dewsbury Road terminus, heading back to the depot. On the left is Percy Cowling, fruiterer, at no.5 Beeston Park Ring Road and on the right ...

Low Fields Road, trams

7th May 1950. View showing a row of three trams at the Low Fields Road football siding beside Leeds United's Elland Road ground. This siding could hold up to 70 trams and was regu...

Town Street, tram no.163

9th February 1952. View showing tram no.163, on route 5 to Swinegate, at the Beeston tram built in 1930-31, it is displaying advertisements for Moorlands, which 'relieves indigest...

St. Mary's Church, memorial to Christopher Hodgson

Undated. View of a memorial plaque at St. Mary's Church dedicated to Christopher Hodgson of Cottingley Hall, the son of the first Christopher Hodgson who acquired Cottingley Hall ...

St. Mary's Church, memorial to John Jackson

1980s. View of a memorial plaque in St. Mary's Church to John Jackson of Cottingley Hall. The inscription reads: 'Near this Place was buried the Body of John Jackson of Cottingley...

Dewsbury Road, Stank Hall Barn

1983. View of the old barn at Stank Hall Farm on Dewsbury Road. Dating from the 15th century, possibly as far back as 1448, it is now a scheduled Ancient Monument. At the time of ...

Dewsbury Road, Stank Hall Barn

1983. View of the medieval barn at Stank Hall Farm on Dewsbury Road. This scheduled Ancient Monument dates back to the 15th century. To the right, adjoining the barn, is the chape...

Dewsbury Road, Stank Hall Farm, New Hall

1983. View of New Hall, part of Stank Hall Farm on Dewsbury Road. This was an additional wing to the south end of Stank Hall, probably built in the early 17th century by Christoph...

Dewsbury Road, Stank Hall

1983. Side view of Stank Hall on Dewsbury Road. This farmhouse dates back to at least 1609 when it was purchased by Christopher Hodgson, though it is part of a farm that is much o...

Millshaw, Council Offices, formerly Ingle's Leather Works Offices

1983. View showing the entrance to the council office block at Millshaw, built in 1919 as offices of W.L. Ingles's Millshaw Leather Works.

Millshaw, Council Offices, formerly Ingle's Leather Works Offices

1983. View showing the former office block of W.L. Ingle's Millshaw Leather Works, now occupied by council offices. Built in 1919.