[1]
| Back Barrack Street, Buslingthorpe Lane (Sheepscar) (3 comments) |
 | 31st July 1958
Junction of Back Barrack Street and Buslingthorpe Lane. To the left is Back Barrack Street, at the junction is a shop, this was number 5 Buslingthorpe Lane. It was a shoe repair business, run by W. Slater. Buslingthorpe Lane is to the right. It was to be included in the slum clearance programme.
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[2]
| Barrack Street, Buslingthorpe Lane, no.1 (Sheepscar) (3 comments) |
| 29th May 1958
To the left is Barrack Street, with traffic waiting to move through the traffic lights. This is looking to Meanwood Road. The shop at the corner is number 1 Buslingthorpe Lane. The main road in the foreground is Chapeltown Road. Barrack Street was named after the extensive Cavalry Barracks which was situated a short distance away off Barrack Road.
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[3]
| Bronte House, Scott Hall Road, Buslingthorpe Lane (Buslingthorpe) (9 comments) |
| Undated.
Bronte House was built in the 1930s at the junction of Buslingthorpe Lane (seen to the left) and Scott Hall Drive. It catered for single women.
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[4]
| Buslingthorpe Court, Buslingthorpe Lane, no.4 (Sheepscar) |
| 31st July 1958
On the left edge is a shop which was 4 Buslingthorpe Lane. Looking across at the end of Buslingthorpe Court, from the left are numbers 19, 30 and 32, which is the back of the Prince of Wales Hotel. To the right edge is the junction with Chapeltown Road.
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[5]
| Buslingthorpe Lane (Buslingthorpe) |
| 19th February 1935
Looking at site of demolished property. The floor lines and gable end can be traced on the surviving wall. Ground in front has been cleared and levelled.
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