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| Aerial View, Guiseley (Guiseley) |
 | Undated. 1965? View looking from Hawksworth Lane area across Guiseley. The Tranmere Park estate is in the foreground, Bradford Road is running from left to right across the centre. Otley Road runs from the left at a diagonal to the top edge slightly towards the right. Just in from the right on Bradford Road the construction of the Fieldhead estate is underway, Fieldhead school a little to the north of the construction site.
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| Aerial View, Guiseley (Guiseley) |
| 1965.
Otley Road runs diagonally across the upper portion of this view. On the left can be seen the car park for Harry Ramsden's Fish Restaurant, the roundabout at White Cross is just a little to the right. This view is looking from Hawksworth Lane.
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| Aerial View, Guiseley (Guiseley) (3 comments) |
| Undated. Pre 1974.
Running top to bottom can be seen, first Moor Lane until it reaches Town Gate, which is in the centre, a little farther down on the right, St. Oswalds church can be seen. The road is now called The Green. To the left, Springhead Mill and newer printing works. The open land on the left is now Aireborough Leisure Centre. Guiseley Town Hall (now Guiseley Theatre) is on the right opposite.
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| Aerial View, Guiseley (Guiseley) (1 comment) |
| 1927. In the foreground, with Otley Road running across the centre diagonally, is the Cassfield Mill Site. This is now the Morrisons' store. Following Otley Road towards the left, large road junction can be seen. This is with Oxford Road. The Station Hotel is on the left corner of the junction, the railway line is running to the north, parallel with Otley Road.
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| Aerial View, Guiseley (Guiseley) |
| Undated.
In the centre is Towngate with Lands Lane going from the left to the top of the view. To the right running to the top is Town Street. The road coming down from the centre is The Green. St Oswald's Church is to the right, and behind can be seen the Albion Dyeworks, now demolished.
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