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[1]	Entrance to Pleasaunce, Knostrop Hall (Knostrop) (2 comments)
	c1910. Residence of Captain Adam Baynes (1620-1670) MP for Leeds in the Commmonwealth. Residence of the artist Atkinson Grimshaw in the 1870s. Demolished in 1960. A Pleasaunce or Pleasance was an area attached to a house or estate used for pleasure or recreation. Photo by Alf Mattison [internal reference; 8214:Lie Knostrop (browsing neg no 56)]
[2]	Hunslet Mill from Yarn Street (Knostrop)
	18th November 1999. View of Hunslet Mill looking from Yarn Street to Goodman Street. The large Grade II listed flax mill dates from 1838 when it was built for John Wilkinson by mill architect and engineer, William Fairbairn. It was one of the last flax mills to be built in Leeds in the early part of the nineteenth century. William Fairbairn was also the designer of other great mills, including Armley Mills and Salts Mill at Saltaire. The buildings are currently (2012) owned by Evans and Caddick and there were plans to include them in a large residential complex, a mix of conversion and new build. There is a newly built residential scheme opposite the mill in Goodman Street. Hunslet Mill has 25 bays along the banks of the River Aire and 3 bays in Goodman Street. (Information from The Civic Trust). [internal reference; 200341_64278811:MIL (Waterfront) Box no.57, no. 34a]
[3]	Knostrop Cut Pathway / River Aire (Knostrop)
	18th November 1999. Image shows pathway with the Aire and Calder Navigation Knostrop Cut on the left. In the distance on the left are the grey warehouses of Atkinson Hill. [internal reference; 2003331_21024722:MIL (Waterfront) Box no.57, no. 5a]
[4]	Knostrop Cut Pathway / River Aire (Knostrop)
	18th November 1999. Image shows pathway with the Aire and Calder Navigation Knostrop Cut on the left. In the distance on the left are the grey warehouses of Atkinson Hill. [internal reference; 2003331_40006655:MIL (Waterfront) Box no.57, no. 4a]
[5]	Knostrop Cut Pathway / River Aire (Knostrop)
	18th November 1999. Image shows pathway with Aire and Calder Knostrop cut on the left and the river Aire on the right. A bridge spans the river and a warehouse can be seen in the distance at the end of Knostrop cut. Two people are walking along the path away from the camera. [internal reference; 2003331_41335696:MIL (Waterfront) Box no.57, no. 3a]