Leodis latest Newlay photographs

Newlay Sewer, Removal of Dam across River Aire

February 1904. View of Newlay Sewer showing the removal of a dam across the River Aire which was constructed as part of the work for laying a sewer. Three workmen can be seen.

Newlay Sewer, Crane Accident

March 1904. View of Newlay Sewer showing the site of an accident where a crane ran off the rails.

Pollard Lane, railway bridge and Abbey Inn

Undated. Photo beleived to be taken in the 1960s showing the railway bridge on the right and the Abbey Inn hidden behind the lorry on the left. The road in the centre leads down f...

Woodside Works, WDS Tooling Aids Ltd.

Undated. View taken around the 1960s of Woodside Works, the premises of WDS Tooling Aids Ltd. Formerly Aire Vale Dye Works, it was for many years operated by Whitaker and Aykroyds...

Woodside Works, WDS Tooling Aids Ltd

Undated. View dating from around the 1960s showing Woodside Works, the premises of WDS Tooting Aids Ltd., situated between the River Aire and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, close ...

Newlay Locks, canal overflow

Undated. View of Newlay Lock and canal overflow near Newlay. At the left edge Newlay Cottage is visible, and in the background, St. Helen's Works at the other side of the railway ...

Newlay Locks, Leeds & Liverpool Canal

Undated. Image shows part of Newlay Locks on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Newlay, looking in the direction of Leeds. This is a three rise staircase and one of 44 locks along the...

Newlay Locks, Leeds & Liverpool Canal

Undated. View of Newlay Locks on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Newlay looking in the direction of Rodley. The Leeds & Liverpool Canal was constructed between 1772 and 1816 and th...

Newlay Locks, Leeds & Liverpool Canal

Undated. View of Newlay Locks on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Newlay. Newlay Cottage is built in stone on the left. The Leeds & Liverpool Canal was constructed between 1772 and ...

Newlay Bridge, at the bottom of Newlay Lane

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of Newlay Lane from Newlay Bridge at the bottom. Newlay Lane climbs the hill to New Road Side at Horsforth. Posts are in situ preventing traffic entering the bri...

River Aire, Railway Bridge

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View from Newlay Bridge of the River Aire looking in the direction of Rodley. In the background is a railway bridge. The house on the right with built on conservatory...

River Aire from Newlay Bridge

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. A peaceful scene showing the River Aire from Newlay Bridge looking in the direction of the railway bridge. Aire Cottage, right, is built on the river bank and is refl...

River Aire, showing the Weir from the bottom of Pollard Lane on Newlay Bridge

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the River Aire showing the weir and looking in the direction of Leeds. The photographer is standing on Newlay Bridge at the bottom of Pollard Lane.

Pollard Lane, Newlay Bridge, Newlay Lane

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. Image shows the bottom of Pollard Lane in the foreground, looking up Newlay Lane towards Horsforth. There is a barrier at Newlay Bridge as it is no longer open to thr...

Abbey Inn from Pollard Lane railway bridge

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the Abbey Inn from the Pollard Lane railway bridge. Behind the Inn is the delapidated Woodside works, formerly Aire Valley Dyeworks. The dyeworks, run by Whit...

Abbey Inn from Pollard Lane and Woodside works

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the Abbey Inn from Pollard Lane, believed to have originated as an 18th Century Farmhouse, and first on record as an Inn in 1826. On the left, is the former A...

Abbey Inn, off Pollard Lane

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the Abbey Inn from Pollard Lane. It is situated next to the railway line (far right) and between the Leeds & Liverpool Canal and the River Aire. The stone bui...

Abbey Inn, from Pollard Lane

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the Abbey Inn from Pollard Lane, a two storey stone building. It is located adjacent to the railway line between the River Aire and the Leeds & Liverpool Cana...

Aire Valley Dyeworks, later known as Woodside Works

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. View of the Aire Valley Dyeworks, now in a run down and delapidated state. It is situated in the Newlay locality and specialised in dyeing cottons. Whitaker & Aykroyd...

Aire Valley Dyeworks

Allison Todd

Spring 2004. Image shows the Aire Valley Works. This was a dyeworks for cottons operated by Whitaker & Aykroyds Limited in the locality of Newlay. W.D.S. Tooling Aids Ltd. occupie...

Pollard Lane No. 95 & 97

Gibson, Rose

Undated View of a pair of large stone built properties, numbers 95 (left) and 97 Pollard Lane situated between the Leeds & Liverpool canal and the railway line. Number 95 was onc...

Bridge House, Pollard Lane, Leeds and Liverpool Canal

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks across the Leeds and Liverpool Canal which is just out of view along the bottom edge of the photograph. Bridge House and Bridge House West are visible....

New Leeds no. 11, Rear View, Leeds and Liverpool Canal

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks across the Leeds and Liverpoll Canal, which is just visible in the foreground, onto the back of number 11 New Leeds. At the bottom of the house are two...

Pollard Lane no. 91, Bridge House

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View shows a stone built property on Pollard Lane known as Bridge House. It is numbered as 91. On the left side, a doorway has been bricked up suggesting that thi...

Bridge House West, Pollard Lane

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 This stone-built, ivy-clad property was known as Bridge House West. It shared a party wall with Bridge House which fronted onto Pollard Lane. A path leads through...

New Leeds nos. 1 - 5, Rear View

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View shows the back of properties on New Leeds. Five houses can be seen in this view, numbers 1 to 5 left to right. In the foreground is a well kept lawn and flow...

New Leeds, Rear View

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks across a well kept lawn onto the back of stone built houses on New Leeds. On the right is number 5, the back entrance and windows have been filled in. ...

New Leeds no. 11

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View shows number 11 New Leeds. This large stone property backed onto the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The main entrance to the property has a porch containing shel...

New Leeds nos. 9, 10

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 Stone built properties in an area of Newlay known as New Leeds. Part of number 10 can be seen on the left, obscured by fencing and a hedge. Number 9 follows to th...

New Leeds nos. 7, 8, Rear View

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks onto the backs of two properties on New Leeds. Number 7 is on the left, with 8 to the right. A row of outside toilets runs along the back of the houses...

New Leeds nos. 4, 5, 6

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks across walled gardens onto properties on New Leeds. Moving right are numbers 6, 5 then 4. Houses have heavy stone surrounds to doors and windows and tr...

New Leeds nos. 1, 2, 3

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View looks from Pollard Lane into stone built properties on a terrace known as New Leeds. This photograph shows numbers 3, 2 then 1 from left to right. Houses hav...

Pollard Lane

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 The property to the right of this view, with bricked up windows and door is marked on the 1954 Ordnance Survey map as number 1 Pollard Lane. To the left is the bo...

Pollard Lane, Delph Cottage

Gibson, Rose

7th October 1963 View shows Delph Cottage a stone-built property off Pollard Lane which faced houses on New Leeds. The left half of the building was the back of number 1 Pollard L...

Newlay Lock

Gibson, Rose

Undated. View looking north between Leeds-Liverpool canal to the right and the River Aire to the left. A barge is going through the lock in the bottom right corner.

Newlay Lock, Aerial View

Gibson, Rose

Undated. View looking north from Bramley Fall Wood to New Road Side Horsforth. Both the Leeds-Liverpool Canal and River Aire can be seen. The factory units between the two are par...

River crossing

Battes, Louise

November 1902. View of crane at river crossing Newlay.

Newlay, Crane

Battes, Louise

November 1902. View of crane on River Aire at Newlay.

River Aire, bridge

Battes, Louise

November 1902. View taken during construction of bridge at Newlay. Crane and workmen can be seen.

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th June 1938 Metal footbridge over Leeds Liverpool canal, towpath on the right. This view looks towards Horsforth

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th June 1938 Metal side of footbridge over the canal at Newlay

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th June 1938 Footbridge over Leeds Liverpool canal at Newlay, also carrying pipework

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th June 1938 End of footbridge looking in the direction of Rodley. Pipeline can be seen

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th june 1938 Bridge over Leeds Liverpool Canal at Newlay, towpath on the left. This is looking towards Leeds

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Brown, Charles

17th June 1938 Footbridge carrying pipeline over Leeds Liverpool Canal

Newlay, Canal Bridge

Gibson, Rose

17th June 1938 End of footbridge, looking towards Horsforth, New Road Side

Newlay, Leeds Liverpool canal

Gibson, Rose

17th June 1938. View of Leeds Liverpool Canal at Newlay, the bridge across is in the middle of the photo. It is the longest canal in Britain, 127 miles linking Liverpool to Leeds....

Newlay, Cottages

Gibson, Rose

September 1903. Situated at the end of Pollard Lane, cottages in danger of collapsing. Number 7 is on the left of the row. This photograph is marked 'Newlay sewer'.

Newlay, Cottages

Gibson, Rose

September 1903. Situated at the end of Pollard Lane, number 13 can be seen, shored up with timber, the cottage appears to be in danger of collapsing. This photograph is marked 'Ne...

Newlay, Cottages

Gibson, Rose

September 1903. Row of cottages situated at the end of Pollard Lane. This view is of the rear of number 7 and the adjoining cottage. A vertical crack can be seen, separating the t...