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Lower Town Street, looking south-east

Undated. Looking south-east along Lower Town Street from Upper Town Street. The junction with Waterloo Lane is on the left, with banks on either side : the Midland Bank (possibly ...

Houghley Lane, The Cottages

Undated. View shows a row of cottages on Houghley Lane. Those in the centre are named Hazeldene (left) and Tudorholme (right) while on the right of the row is St. Bede's Vicarage...

Lower Town Street, Stocks Hill

Undated. Looking north along Lower Town Street with Stocks Hill on the left, taken around the beginning of the 20th century but no earlier than 1905, as tramlines and a tram stop ...

Lower Town Street, Stocks Hill

Undated. Looking south along Lower Town Street with Stocks Hill on the right. Tramlines on the road indicate a date of 1905 or later, after trams were first introduced to Bramley ...

Stanningley Road, junction with Elder Road

Undated. View of Stanningley Road showing the junction with Elder Road in the centre. The Ebenezer Methodist Chapel is on the left.

Town Street, Carnival Parade

4th May 1907. View shows the Bramley Carnival Parade travelling along Town Street. Participants in horse-drawn carriages include the May Queen and assisants in the front carriage....

Upper Town Street, parade

Undated. Old view of Upper Town Street showing a parade going past. This is possibly a Whitsuntide parade as many children are taking part wearing their best clothes, with girls i...

Hough Lane, looking north-east

Undated. Looking north-east along Hough Lane showing Bramley St. Peter's C of E Primary School on the right. Further along are Bramley Branch Library, terraced housing on St. Pete...

Bramley Carnival, Maypole Dancing

Undated. View shows a group of children taking part in Maypole dancing at a Bramley Carnival some time around the late 19th or early 20th centuries. Many schools took part in this...

Bramley Carnival, Town Street

Undated. View shows crowds gathered in Town Street for Bramley Carnival around the late 19th or early 20th century. This had been a regular event in the calendar of the time but w...

Bramley Carnival, fairground

Undated. View shows fairground swings at a Bramley carnival sometime around the late 19th or early 20th century. The carnival was a regular event at the time, having first been he...

Bramley Carnival, float

Undated. Image taken at a Bramley Carnival around the late 19th or early 20th century. A horse-drawn decorated float by Oliver Hudson and Son of Pudsey, manufacturers of wholesale...

Bramley Carnival, procession

Undated. Image taken at a Bramley Carnival around the late 19th or early 20th century. Decorated horses are led along Town Street as part of a procession also including horse-draw...

Bramley Carnival, procession

Undated. View shows crowds lining the streets of Bramley to watch the Carnival procession go past. The parade is travelling along Elder Road by the junctions with Bramley Terrace ...

Bramley Carnival, procession

Undated. View shows crowds lined along Town Street watching the Bramley Carnival procession go past. The street is decorated for the Carnival, a popular event in the town since it...

Bramley Carnival, procession

Undated. View shows a decorated horse-drawn carriage taking part in the procession at Bramley Carnival, watched by crowds gathered along Town Street. The first official Bramley Ca...

Rock Inn, Whitecote Lane

7th February 1966. View shows the Rock Inn public house at the junction of Whitecote Lane (through the centre of the photo) with Leeds and Bradford Road (off the picture on the ri...

Well Garth Bank, from Whitecote Lane

c1960s. View shows Well Garth Bank seen from Whitecote Lane, probably taken in the 1960s when this street of detached and semi-detached houses was newly built, on the site of Well...

Wilson Place, number 16

1948. View of number 16 Wilson Place. Mrs. Swithenbank is seated on her doorstep with her baby Grandson, David Beeston. Wilson Place was located off Lower Town Street near the Sun...

Bramley, multi-image postcard

Undated. Multi-image postcard featuring six different views of Bramley. Two large images show Priesthorpe Road (top) and Town End (bottom) while there are smaller pictures of Houg...

Bramley, multi-image postcard

Undated. Multi-image postcard showing six views of Bramley; in the centre is Warrels Grove, then around the outside are (clockwise from top left) Stanningley Road, Bramley Park, S...

Fall Wood, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Fall Wood in Bramley.

Flower Beds, Recreation Grounds, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Bramley Recreation Ground showing neatly laid out gardens with flower beds.

Whitecote, postcard

Undated. Postcard view showing Leeds and Bradford Road from the junction with Whitecote Lane, probably dating from the early 20th Century. On the left is the Rock Inn public house...

Town Street, postcard

c1905. View of Lower Town Street looking north-west from a postcard with a postmark of 10th June 1905. The junction with Patchett's Place is towards the right, while the Grapes Ho...

Town Street, postcard

c1937. View of Upper Town Street looking south-east from a postcard with a postmark of 29th June 1937. Towards the left is the New Inn, a Kirkstall Brewery Company public house. O...

Houghley Ghyll, postcard

c1911. Postcard with a postmark of 27th May 1911 showing Houghley Ghyll, a wooded area with a stream running through.

Butt Lane, Newsagents run by Mrs. Constance Hemingway

c1930s. Old, faded image of a newsagent's shop in Butt Lane near the corner with Pudsey Road. In the early to mid 1930s the proprietor was Mrs. Constance Hemingway (nee Brewer). ...

Broad Lane, view to Wellington House from the garden of number 227

May 1959. View from the front garden of number 227 Broad Lane looking across to Wellington House. The drive to Wellington House can be just glimpsed in the background, left. Out o...

Leeds and Bradford Road

Undated. View shows a row of aged person's flats most likely erected before the Second World War. They are situated on Leeds and Bradford Road, Bramley, and are built in blocks of...

Upper Town Street, number 264 to 266, Walter Lister, Family Butcher

c early 1920s. Image shows family members and staff posing for a photograph outside numbers 264 to 266 Upper Town Street, the business of Walter Lister, Family Butcher. From left...

Lower Town Street, Kitty Lister and staff of Lister's English Meat Purveyors

19th July 1975. Image shows Miss Kitty Lister and her staff on the day of her retirement from the family butcher's business, Lister's English Meat Purveyors, at number 135 Lower T...

Lower Town Street, numbers 135 and 137

Undated. View of old shop properties located in Lower Town Street. On the left is the butcher's shop originally run by Harry Lister and his wife Emma at number 35 Lower Town Stre...

Lower Town Street, nos.96-112

Undated. View shows Lower Town Street in the process of redevelopment. Buildings in the foreground have been demolished in preparation for the construction of the Rossefield estat...

Lower Town Street, no.112

Undated. View of an antiques shop at no.112 Lower Town Street, by the junction with Killingbeck Yard. Known as the Old House, this Grade II listed building has survived the buildi...

Lower Town Street, no.112

Undated. View of no.112 Lower Town Street by the junction with Killingbeck Yard. Known as the Old House, this Grade II listed building dates from around 1600 and is occupied here ...

Bramley Motor Brigade, group photograph

Undated. Image shows a group of men, some wearing overalls, posing for the camera with their vehicle. The sign displayed reads 'The Bramley Motor Brigade, we tackle difficulties ...

Family group at number 10 Bath Avenue

c1908. Image shows a family group pictured in the doorway of their home of number 10 Bath Avenue. The mother, Sarah Hannah Bollon (nee Exley),is holding her baby daughter, Edith ...

Stanningley Road, entrance to Bramley Railway Station

c.1908. Early image showing the entrance to Bramley Railway Station on Stanningley Road. A sign reads 'Great Northern Railway to Bramley Station'. The station opened on 1st August...

Town End, tram no. 420

22nd August 1952. View of the roundabout at Bramley Town End, seen from Henconner Lane and looking west towards Stanningley Road. A tram, Chamberlain no. 420, bound for the Corn ...

Stanningley Road, tram no.114

22nd August 1952. View shows passengers alighting from tram no.114 at a stop on Stanningley Road. The Station Garage is on the left. To the right of the tram is Bramley Home Baker...

Town End, Tram no.104

26th April 1948. Tram no.104, on route 14, Town End via Armley Road, seen here at Bramley Town End at the terminus of its journey. Adverts for Yorkshire Relish and the Leeds Perma...

George Henry Kirk, Greengrocer at Greenthorpe.

1954. Image shows George Henry Kirk as he stands at the entrance of his greengrocery business at Greenthorpe. The single storey building is clad in corrugated iron and through the...

Gamecock Inn, Greenthorpe Late 1960s.

Late 1960s. View of the Gamecock Inn, a large public house at the junction of Pudsey Road with Butt Lane in Greenthorpe area. The photograph is taken from Pudsey Road, (foreground...

Gamecock Inn, Greenthorpe

1963. View of the Gamecock Inn, Greenthorpe, on a site at the junction of Pudsey Road with Butt Lane (Gamble Hill). A woman and young boy stand at the entrance with their dog.

Christ the King School, group portrait of the rounders team

c1967/1968. Group portrait of the rounders team taken in the summer of either 1967 or 1968 on the large playing field. Part of the convent is visible behind the teacher, Miss Jord...

Lower Town Street, Osbourne Court

10th May 1985. View of Osbourne Court, a recent development of flats on Lower Town Street. The block in the centre comprises nos.11-19 and 26-32. On the left is Town End House, a ...

Lower Town Street, Osbourne Court

10th May 1985. View showing Osbourne Court, a new development of flats on Lower Town Street. The block in the center comprises nos.11-19 and 26-32. To the left is Town End House, ...

Lower Town Street, no.9, Town End House

10th May 1985. View showing on the right no.9 Lower Town Street, a listed building named Town End House. Dating from the late 18th century, it is seen here vacant and baorded up, ...

Lower Town Street, no.9, Town End House

10th May 1985. View from Lower Town Street showing the gable end of no.9, a listed building known as Town End House. Having been vacant for some time, it was soon to be redevelope...