Leodis latest Chapel Allerton photographs

Roxholme Avenue, number 23

Undated. View of number 23 Roxholme Avenue, a red brick semi-detached property dating from the 1930s and situated on a corner plot at the junction with Roxholme Road. (The adjoin...

Mexbro Arms, Harrogate Road

6th January 1925. View shows the Mexbro' Arms (sometimes spelt Mexborough) public house on Harrogate Road. The landlord of this Tetley's pub was at the time Sydney W. Atterton. Bu...

Distant view of Gledhow from Harrogate Road, postcard

Undated. Postcard view looking east towards Gledhow from fields off Harrogate Road. Cattle can been seen grazing.

Gledhow Lane, postcard

c1904. Colour-tinted postcard of Gledhow Lane with a postmark of 31st October 1904.

Chapel Allerton Park, postcard

c1906. Postcard view of Chapel Allerton Park showing a footpath and flower beds. A row of terraced houses is seen in the background.

Norfolk Terrace, postcard

Undated. Postcard view showing Norfolk Terrace, a row of terraced housing on Pasture Lane. Several people in early 20th century clothing can be seen, including two riding bicycles...

King Lane. postcard

Undated. Postcard view of King Lane showing houses on the south-west side numbered (from right) 31 to 15.

Woodland Lane, postcard

c1905. Postcard view of Woodland Lane with a postmark of 10th July 1905. Church Lane is on the left with the old St. Matthew's Church just visible behind the trees. The building o...

The Old Church. postcard

Undated. Postcard showing the Old Church at Chapel Allerton with the graveyard in front. Dedicated to St. Matthew, this church dates from the mid 18th century but the site on Chur...

St. Matthew's Church, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of St. Matthew's Church on Wood Lane, the parish church of Chapel Allerton. This church, designed by G.F. Bodley and opened in 1900, was built as a replacem...

St. Matthew's Church, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of St. Matthew's Church, the parish church of Chapel Allerton, situated on Wood Lane. Designed by G.F. Bodley, it was consecrated on 3rd February 1900, repl...

Playtime, Chapel Allerton Council School, postcard

c1905. Postcard with a postmark of 22nd April 1905 showing playtime at Chapel Allerton Council School. Built as Chapeltown Board School in 1879, it was designed by Leeds School Bo...

The Vicarage, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of the Vicarage at Chapel Allerton. Situated on Wood Lane, this became the vicarage to the new St Matthew's Church that was built in 1897-98, replacing the ...

Chapel Allerton Hall, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Chapel Allerton Hall, a large house situated off Gledhow Lane. Now (2011) addressed as King George Avenue, it has been converted into flats.

New Library and Police Station, postcard

1904. Postcard with a postdate of 18th April 1904 showing the new building housing Chapel Allerton Branch Library (right) and Police Station (centre). Situated at the junction of ...

Queen Hill, postcard

Undated. Postcard view looking south along Harrogate Road towards Chapel Allerton, at the point known locally as Queen Hill. The junction with King Lane is on the right. The photo...

The Queen's Arms, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Harrogate Road showing the Queen's Arms public house on the right at the junction with Woodland Lane. A tram is seen on the road.

Harrogate Road, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Harrogate Road showing the Mexborough Arms on the left. This public house had been known as The Bowling Green in the nineteenth century. In the 1920s a n...

Harrogate Road, postcard

Undated. Postcard view of Harrogate Road looking north towards Stainbeck Corner with the Methodist Church seen in the background. The houses on the right are numbered 80, 86 and 9...

Wesleyan Chapel, Town Street, Methodist Centre

Undated. View shows the Methodist Centre on Town Street, with Hawthorn Vale on the left and houses numbered 1-7 Town Street Walk on the right. The Methodist Centre was Chapel All...

Highbank Hotel, 83 Harehills Lane

Undated. View from Harehills Lane showing a substantial property at number 83, called Highbank House. The sign in the garden, left, reads 'Highbank Hotel, Private & Commercial, Be...

Stainbeck Corner, static water supply basin

23d July 1942. Construction of a static water supply basin in the grounds of Allerton House on the corner of Stainbeck Lane, digging and bricklaying in progress on the war-time pr...

Stainbeck Corner, tram no. 278

Undated. View shows tram no. 278 at Stainbeck Corner, the junction of Stainbeck Lane and Harrogate Road. No. 278, seen here on route 2 to Chapeltown, was one of three trams purch...

Chapel Allerton, aerial view

1930. Aerial view of Chapel Allerton showing Harrogate Road running from centre left to bottom right. Stainbeck Lane runs up to join this at Stainbeck Corner, with the Methodist C...

Stainbeck Lane, Harrogate Road junction, trams

16th July 1951. View showing former Southampton tram, no.299, entering Stainbeck Lane from the junction with Harrogate Road, known as Stainbeck Corner. Another tram is seen toward...

Harrogate Road, tram no.293

Undated. View showing tram no.293 travelling along Harrogate Road on route no.1 to West Park. Town Street leads off to the right with the Midland Bank on the corner. The tower of ...

Harrogate Road, tram no.259

23rd April 1948. View of Harrogate Road by the junction with Stainbeck Lane. Two trams can be seen, including at the front no.259, a Middleton Bogie heading for Moortown on route ...

Stainbeck Corner, tram no.208

1948. View of Stainbeck Corner showing Horsfield tram no. 208 displaying a destination of route 2, Briggate via Hyde Park. On the left is the police station and on the right W.D. ...

Harrogate Road, trams

13th July 1949. View of Harrogate Road showing two trams, no.263 bound for Roundhay and no.133 en route to Lawnswood. On the left is the junction with Methley Drive; no.1 on the c...

Harrogate Road, junction with Stainbeck Lane

26th April 1948. View of Harrogate Road at the junction with Stainbeck Lane. The Yorkshire Penny Bank can be seen towards the right. A tram, no.119, is travelling along Harrogate...

Harrogate Road, tram no.110

1st June 1951. View showing Chamberlain tram no.110, on route 2 to Moortown, stopping to pick up passengers on Harrogate Road. To the left of the photo is no.51 Harrogate Road, wh...

Harrogate Road, Stainbeck Corner

25th May 1948. View showing Harrogate Road by the junction with Stainbeck Lane, known as Stainbeck Corner. The Yorkshire Penny Bank is towards the right. Two trams are seen on the...

Harrogate Road, tram no.1

Undated. View of Harrogate Road showing tram no.1, appropriately following route no.1, bound for Headingley via Sheepscar. Chapel Allerton Methodist Church is in the background on...

The Vicarage (Ivy House), Church Lane

Undated. View of an old property which originated as the Vicarage for the mid-18th century St. Matthew's Church in Church Lane. A new St. Matthew's Church was built in Wood Lane i...

The Vicarage, Church Lane

Undated. Image entitled 'The Vicarage', Chapeltown. This substantial ivy - clad property is also known as Ivy House and is located in Church Lane, once next to the old, mid - 18th...

Highfield House, view from

Undated. A wintry view from Highfield House in Gledhow Lane. It looks across snow covered gardens to a large property called Hillside, once the home of architect, Sidney Kitson. B...

Highfield House, view from

Undated. Image shows the view from Highfield House, taken in the summer-time. In the background, left there is a glimpse of Gledhow Grange in Lidgett Lane. In the middle - ground ...

Highfield House, interior view showing the Drawing Room.

Undated. Interior view showing the Drawing Room of Highfield House in Gledhow Lane. It is likely to have been taken in the 1880s when George Campbell was in residence. He, with hi...

Highfield House, Allerton Park

Undated. View of the stone-built Highfield House, a Georgian style property located in Gledhow Lane. In 1881 it was inhabited by Christina Campbell, widow, mother of James and Geo...

Gledhow Lane, in the snow

Undated. Image shows Gledhow Lane on a snowy winter's day. Gledhow Lane is bordered by high stone built walls and at this point there is a bridge also constructed in stone.

Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton Library and Police Station

c1980s. View of Harrogate Road showing Chapel Allerton Police Station on the left and Chapel Allerton Branch Library in the centre. Further along to the right are The Leeds Buildi...

Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton Library and Police Station

c1980s. View of Harrogate Road showing Chapel Allerton Branch Library in the centre, with the Police Station and Midland Bank to the left and The Leeds Building Society partly vis...

Chapel Allerton Library, exterior view

c1980s. Close-up view of Chapel Allerton Branch Library on Harrogate Road, showing a sign featuring a library logo. The library was opened on 28th January 1904 by Lord Mayor A. Cu...

Chapel Allerton, aerial view

Undated. Aerial view of Chapel Allerton showing to the right of centre the crossroads between Stainbeck Road, left to right, and Scott Hall Road, top to bottom. Below the crossroa...

Chapel Allerton Hospital, aerial view

Undated. Aerial view centred on Chapel Allerton Hospital, situated on both sides of Harehills Lane which runs down from towards the top left to the bottom centre. At the top left ...

Harrogate Road, looking north

26th April 1966 View of Harrogate Road looking north towards the junction with Stainbeck Lane. On the left a cleared area is blocked off from the road by advertsing hoardings. Bey...

Harrogate Road, from junction with Stainbeck Lane

26th April 1966 View of Harrogate Road from the junction with Stainbeck Lane. On the left is the Yorkshire Bank and on the right the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Cars and vans are p...

Stainbeck Lane, junction with Harrogate Road

26th April 1966 View from Stainbeck Lane looking towards the junction with Harrogate Road. On the left is Chapel Allerton Methodist church. In the centre are Ward butchers, Thrift...

Stainbeck Lane, junction with Harrogate Road

26th April 1966 View of the junction where Harrogate Road, from the left, crosses Stainbeck Lane on the right and Town Street, left. On the far left is the Midland Bank, then acro...

Stainbeck Lane, looking east

26th April 1966 View of Stainbeck Lane, looking east towards the junction with Harrogate Road. Shops on the left include Finlay's tobacconist and confectioner, John Gregory and La...