| [1] | Bulmer Square, Old School (Woodhouse) |
|  1910
Old School on Bulmer Square. This was between the end of Woodhouse Street and Meanwood Road, just before the beginning of Woodhouse Ridge. |
| [2] | Calverley Street extension (City Centre) |
|  13th February 1914.
Calverley Street, looking north towards Great George Street from Park Lane. Leeds Town Hall is on the left (Architect was Cuthbert Brodrick). Opened by Queen Victoria in 1858. One of four Lions by William Day Keyworth Jnr. can be seen, with policeman to the side. On the right can be seen the corner of the Municipal Buildings (second block from front), With street sign 'Centenary Street'. Opened in 1884 designed by George Corson they housed Civic offices and Library, Art Gallery. A hanging sign points the way in. Behind frontage on Great George Street are School and Education offices. Electric lights can be seen, (installed in 1884/85). Traffic consists of horse and carts and cars. |
| [3] | Chapeltown Cavalry Barracks, Barrack Road (Chapeltown) |
|  1916
View of Chapeltown Cavalry Baracks showing what appears to be the parade ground. Steps leading to the second floor can be seen right of centre. Leeds Rifles used the old riding school and parade ground for eighty years until they transferred to Harewood Barracks in 1967. These barracks were demolished in 1988. |
| [4] | Cliff Road and Woodhouse Cliff (Woodhouse) (2 comments) |
|  10th June 1913.
View from Woodhouse Street, which is cobbled and has tram lines, looking towards Cliff Road on the left, Woodhouse Cliff and an unnamed road forming a triangle. The centre of the triangle is grassed and has newly planted trees. From the left on Cliff Road can be seen A. Agar, joiner and undertaker. Outside the next house is a horse with a loaded cart. A house in the terrace has steps with railings leading to the front door. Along Cliff Road can be seen St. Augustines National School. |
| [5] | Cross Cliff Road (Hyde Park) (1 comment) |
|  6th June 1913.
View down Cross Cliff Road towards Cliff Road with St Augustines National School on the left hand side. On the cobbled street, with terraced houses, is a boy with bottles of milk. Street lamp is attatched to corner of the house in the foreground. |
| [6] | Cross Stamford Street School Photograph (Burmantofts) (1 comment) |
|  1919
School photograph from Cross Stamford Street School. On the front row, third from the left, is Doris Cohen who was born in 1914. |
| [7] | Farfield House (Armley) (4 comments) |
|  21st June 1917
Farfield House was situated off Theaker Lane and Hollywell Lane. It has undergone alterations over the years and is now used as Armley Conservative Club. This view shows a group of young girls in pinafores with a few adult women. At this time it was Farfield Girls' Training School run by Leeds City Council |
| [8] | Francis Court (City Centre) |
|  23rd September 1910
Houses in Francis Court, set around cobbled yard. Access was from Neville Street, entrance between number 13 and 14. A measuring rod and ladders are near the entrance, a workman looking on, dressed in the fashion of the period. Through the entrance a portion of School Close Mills can be seen, which was at number 26 Neville Street, on the opposite side. |
| [9] | Hope Street Improvement Bridge, Gower Street (Leylands) |
|  4 May 1910
View taken during construction of Bridge over Bridge Street and showing Gower Street Council School visible in background in night. |
| [10] | Kingston Terrace, Notre Dame School (Woodhouse) |
|  28th September 1912.
Construction work being carried out at Notre Dame School. |