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| Albert Lowres, Bootmaker and Repairer, 183 Meanwood Road (Little London) (3 comments) |
 | Undated.
Image shows the premises of Albert Lowres, Bootmaker and Repairer, located at number 183 Meanwood Road. The proprietor, Albert James Lowres, is standing to the right of the group in the doorway and is wearing a long apron. He was born in 1871 in Shoreditch and his wife Annie, nee Green, (seen centrally) was born in Stansted in Essex. On the left is Albert's father, Edward William Lowres, who was born on 20th October, 1838 in Bristol. There is decorative arching over the window and the door and advertising for Parrot Boot Polishes displayed on the glass. The shop was situated on the south-west side of Meanwood Road in a section of properties between Cambridge Road and Oxford Road.
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| Ashfield Place nos. 16, 18, Cambridge Road (Woodhouse) |
| 8th August 1967
Numbers 16 and 18 Ashfield Place, 18 has a motorcycle and side-car parked outside. The garage with 'scooters' sign was part of Leeds Motor Exchange. The street on the right is Ashfield Terrace. This is looking from Cambridge Road.
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| Ashfield Street no. 17, Cambridge Road (Woodhouse) (1 comment) |
| 8th August 1967
Cambridge Road on the left edge is Ashfield Street, Leeds Motor Exchange premises extend back from Cambridge Road. This takes in Ashfield Place, number 17. This business also had the next block of property facing onto Cambridge Road, between Ashfield Place and Ashfield Terrace. It can just be seen on the right edge. The owner was Gordon Reid.
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| Ashfield Street, Cambridge Road no. 18 (Woodhouse) |
| 8th August 1967
Cambridge Road and Ashfield Street, number 18 is the premises of Leeds Motor Exchange, with front on Cambridge Road. The next end block fronting Cambridge Road (Between Ashfield Place and Ashfield Terrace) also belonged to Leeds Motor Exchange. The owner was Gordon Reid, when this property was demolished he relocated to Buslingthorpe Lane.
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| Ashfield Terrace nos. 13, 15, 17, Cambridge Road (Woodhouse) |
| 10 August 1967
View from Cambridge Road to numbers 13, 15, 17 Ashfield Terrace. Number 13 is to the left, then 15 and 17. On Cambridge Road can be seen Don's Tattoo Studio.
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