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Calverley Library, Thornhill Street

1996. View of Calverley Branch Library situated in Thornhill Street, which opened in 1973.

Calverley Library, Thornhill Street

1996. View of Calverley Library situated on Thornhill Street. This branch opened in 1973 replacing the previous library which had been based at the Mechanics Institute, also on Th...

Calverley Library, Thornhill Street

1996. View of Calverley Library on Thornhill Street. The branch was opened on 25th September 1973 as one of the West Riding County Libraries but became part of Leeds City Council ...

Old Post Office in the process of demolition from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Image shows the old Post Office at Town Gate, on the Green, in the process of being demolished. The event is recorded by watercolour artist, Fred Swaine (1858-1942) and t...

Sunset on the Round Hills from a watercolour by Fred Swaine.

Undated. Watercolour painting by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-1942) show two people watching the sun setting on the Round Hills. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Kirkstall Abbey 'after Turner' by Calverley Artist, Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Kirkstall Abbey painted in the style of Turner by watercolour artist and resident of Calverley Fred Swaine (1858-1942). This is a black and white copy of the orig...

Kirkstall Abbey by Calverley Artist, Fred Swaine

undated. Black and white reproduction of watercolour by Calverley artist, Fred Swaine (1858-1942) depicting Kirkstall Abbey. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Portrait of Fred Swaine artist and resident of Calverley (1858-1942)

Undated. Portrait of Fred Swaine, local artist, who was born in Calverley in 1858. He was one of several children born to Elizabeth and Joseph Swaine in Turnpike Road. His parents...

Ravenscliffe Woods Reservoir from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour painting by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-1942) showing Ravenscliffe Woods Reservoir, belonging to Bradford Corporation Waterworks, with Round Hills Waterwo...

T' Beck Hoil, Carr Road from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of T' Beck Hoil at Carr Bottom, or Beck Bottom, Carr Beck is the boundary of the parish of Calverley. This is from a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-19...

Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Calverley from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Calverley showing mill buildings from a watercolour by Fred Swaine. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Calverley Bridge, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour painted by local artist Fred Swaine showing Calverley Bridge originally built in 1710 for Walter Calverley but rebuilt in 1775 as a result of storm damage. ...

Calverley Bridge spanning the River Aire from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Image shows a watercolour by Fred Swaine depicting Calverley Bridge. The original bridge was built by Sir Walter Calverley in 1710 but was rebuilt in 1775 after suffering...

Apperley Bridge, Ox Field Farm

Undated. Watercolour painting by local artist Fred Swaine showing Ox Field Farm at Calverley Wood Bottom near Apperley Bridge. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Apperley Bridge, thought to be Shaw House Farm from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. This watercolour by Fred Swaine is thought to depict Shaw House Farm near Apperley Bridge. It is located at a narrow point where the River Aire and the Leeds & Liverpool ...

Thornhill Lodge, The Needles Eye, Calverley Cutting

Undated. Watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858-1942) showing Thornhill Lodge, also known as Apperley Lodge and nicknamed The Needles Eye by local people. It was one of of four lodges b...

Calverley Cutting, top, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated, Watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-1942) showing the top of Calverley Cutting. The cutting, carved through solid rock, was designed to replace the old packhorse...

Lydgate Mill Dam, and Victoria Buildings, Carr Road

Undated. View of Lydgate Mill Dam and Victoria buildings in Carr Road from a watercolour in Carr Road from a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-1942). The mill engine w...

Clover Greaves Mill Dam, Carr Road, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour sketch by local man Fred Swaine (1858-1942) depicting the dam at Clover Greaves Mill, Carr Road. The mill dates from 1838 and was originally in the ownership ...

Calverley Board School (Parkside School) from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. This watercolour of Calverley Board School (later known as Parkside School) was painted from the artists bedroom window. From his home in Salisbury Street Fred Swaine was...

Carr Road, Well Head from a watercolour by Fred Swaine.

Undated. View of an area of Carr Road known as Well Head looking east from a watercolour painting by Fred Swaine (1858-1942). Behind the horse and cart in the road Jim Lee's farm ...

Underhill Farm, Upper Carr Lane from a pencil sketch by Fred Swaine.

Undated. Pencil sketch by local artist Fred Swaine (1858-1942) showing Underhill Farm in Upper Carr Lane, formerly Bradley's. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Priesthorpe, Old Cottage from a pen and ink sketch by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of an old single storey, stone built cottage at Priesthorpe. This pen and ink sketch by Fred Swaine who painted and drew many landscapes in and around Calverley wher...

Priesthorpe Road, Jagger's Farm from a pencil sketch by Fred Swaine

Undated. Pencil sketch by local artist Fred Swaine, showing Jagger's Farm in Priesthorpe Road, formerly the Sun Inn. The farmer, David Jagger, along with his wife Harriet, daughte...

Woodhall Hills, Moss Farm from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Image shows Moss Farm at Woodhall Hills from a watercolour painting by Fred Swaine, (1858 - 1942). Fred lived in Calverley all his life and worked as a loom tuner. He pr...

Woodhall Road, the home of Miss Marion Waller from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour painting of a stone built house in Woodhall Road by Fred Swaine, a Calverley resident (1858 - 1942). It was the home of Miss Marion Waller who was born in 188...

Woodhall Road, Shell Lane End, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Woodhall Road at Shell Lane End, a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942). Copyright Fred Swaine.

Woodhall Road, the home of Ben Keighley from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. This stone built house, painted by local artist, Fred Swaine was the home of Ben Keighley, a grocer by trade. He is listed on the 1881 Census with his wife Sarah, unmarri...

Calverley Old Hall, south side from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour by Fred Swaine depicting the south side of Calverley Old Hall. Fred Swaine was a resident of Calverley (1858 - 1942) who worked as a loom turner but developed...

Calverley Old Hall, former seat of the Calverley family from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Watercolour painting by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942) depicting Calverley Old Hall, the former seat of the Calverley family. The building is now grade 1 listed as it is an im...

Calverley Parish Church, interior view from a sketch by Fred Swaine

Undated. Image shows the interior of Calverley Parish Church of St. Wilfrid prior to the major restoration of 1870, from a sketch by local resident, Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942). At ...

Calverley Parish Church and School viewed from playground, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. This watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942) depicts the Church of England School. A group of children are visible in the playground. The origins of the school date back...

Calverley Parish Church and School viewed from South Lodge, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Calverley Parish Church, St. Wilfrid's, and the church school, as painted in a watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942) looking from South Lodge. Calverley Church...

Calverley Wood, South Lodge from a sketch by Fred Swaine

Undated. This image from a sketch by Calverley resident, Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942), shows South Lodge. It was built in Calverley Wood in the 1850s as part of a prestigious residen...

Calverley Wood, the old smithy, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of the old blacksmith's shop in Calverley Wood. It was in use between 1830 and 1905 when stone was quarried on the 24 acre site. As well as the smithy there was stab...

Calverley Parish Church viewed from Lodge Farm from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Calverley Parish Church as seen from Lodge Farm. This is from a watercolour painting by Fred Swaine who lived and worked in Calverley (1858 - 1942). A farmer can ...

Lodge Farm from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. This watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine, who was a resident of Calverley between 1858 and 1942, depicts Lodge Farm. The building dates from 1690, was designed around...

Calverley Parish Church, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. Image is from a watercolour by local artist, Fred Swaine and shows the parish church of St. Wilfrid, looking across from the estate of Calverley House. The building to th...

Calverley House, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Calverley House from a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine. Calverley House was occupied by the Horsfall family at the time of the 1841 Census. The house is l...

Calverley House, south front, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of stone built, creeper clad Calverley House from a watercolour by Fred Swaine. At the time of the 1841 Census the Horsfall family resided here. It is located east o...

Old Cottage, Bull Stoop Hill, watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. This watercolour, by local artist and resident, Fred Swaine, is entitled, 'Old cottage, Bull Stoop Hill'. Sheep can be seen in the field in the foreground. Copyright F...

Green (The), view from the south - east from a watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. View of The Green from the south - east. The building on three storeys in the background is the Church House which dates from the 18th century. In the background, right, ...

Green (The), watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. Image shows The Green from a watercolour by Fred Swaine, a local resident. The painting is entitled 'Richardson's house and old Lead House, Bull Stoop Hill'. Copyright...

Green (The), detail from a watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. Image shows detail from a watercolour by Fred Swaine depicting The Green. Fred Swaine was a local resident of Calverley who lived between 1855 and 1942, and spent his wor...

Old Post Office, The Green, from a watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. A gaggle of geese can be seen in the foreground of this watercolour by local resident, Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942). The building is the old post office which was once part ...

Green (The), watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. This is a close-up of part of a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942) showing The Green. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Green (The), watercolour by Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942)

Undated. This watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942) show a view of The Green. Copyright Fred Swaine.

Back Lane, now known as Blackett Street, showing the farm run by James Hall, watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Back Lane, re-named Blackett Street after the Blackett family of Wallington into which the Calverley family married in the mid 1700s. It is from a painting by Fre...

Town Gate at the junction with Blackett Street (Back Lane) from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of Town Gate (right) at the junction with Blackett Street (left) from a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942). At the time the painting was made, Bla...

Wicket (The) from a watercolour by Fred Swaine

Undated. View of The Wicket from a watercolour by local artist Fred Swaine (1858 - 1942). An elderly man with walking stick winds his way up The Wicket from Town Gate in the direc...