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| Brummells Night Club, Nunroyd Park. (Yeadon) (2 comments) |
 | Undated.
Image shows a boarded-up Brummells night club, located in Nunroyd Park, just off the A65. The stone built Victorian mansion has also been known as the Inn on the Park. The house was originally the home of mill owner, Jonathan Peate and was called Nunroyd House. On the census of 1891 he is listed as a Justice of the Peace for West Riding as well as a manufacturer and was living with his wife, Ruth, his niece, Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes and two domestic servants.
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| Kirkstall Abbey (Kirkstall) |
| 2012.
View of Kirkstall Abbey, taken in 2012. Kirkstall Abbey is located on the banks of the River Aire off the A65. The Cistercian abbey dates from the 12th Century and is one of the most complete examples of an abbey of this period in Britain.
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| Kirkstall Abbey from Morris Lane (Kirkstall) |
| Undated.
View of Kirkstall Abbey from Morris Lane with Bramley in the background. The A.65 can be seen, called at this point, Abbey Road.
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| Kirkstall Abbey from Morris Lane (Kirkstall) |
| 1997.
View from Morris Lane, looking across Abbey Road, (the A.65) to Kirkstall Abbey. The River Aire and Leeds Liverpool Canal run behind the 12th century Cistercian abbey and Bramley is visible in the background.
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| Victoria Gardens from New Road Side. (Horsforth) |
 | 1st July 1980.
View of Victoria Gardens taken from New Road Side (A.65) Victoria Walk is the first junction, right. The view looks across towards Bramley.
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