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| Black Horse Hotel at the junction with Kirkgate and Beech Hill (Otley) |
 | October 2003
View of the Black Horse Hotel at the junction with Kirkgate, left and Beech Hill, right. This building replaces the original Black Horse Commercial Hotel which was demolished in 1900. It was formerly called the Coach Inn and coaches left here every Tuesday, on route to York via Harewood and Tadcaster (1822). It dated back to the 18th century. The building seen here was erected in 1901 and boasts a fine mosaic floor to the entrance doorway and there is some elaborate late Victorian masonry work to the frontage. A group of people can be seen crossing Beech Hill.
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| Kirkgate, Black Horse Hotel (Otley) |
 | c1901-1904.
View of the Black Horse Hotel at the corner of Kirkgate, to the left, and Beech Hill, to the right. This hotel was built in 1901, replacing an earlier one of the same name that was demolished in 1900. It is still there today (2008).
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| Westgate, Beech Hill (Otley) |
| Undated.
View of the lower part of Westgate, known as Beech Hill, taken around the l950s or 1960s. On the left is Beech Hill Cinema, which was the last cinema left in Otley when it closed in 1966. It later became a bingo hall but has since been demolished. Further along is the Manor Garage. On the right are Moore, tobacconist and confectioner, and Stanley Edson, lampshades.
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