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| Albion Motors Ltd (Hunslet) (1 comment) |
 | 13th June 1938.
View of Albion Motor Company on Carlisle Road.
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[2]
| Carlisle Road, Albion Street (Hunslet) |
| 13th June 1938.
View of Albion motors on Carlisle Road.
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[3]
| Carlisle Road, petrol filling station (Hunslet) (1 comment) |
| Undated.
View of a petrol filling station situated off Carlisle Road. Several cars are seen in the forecourt, including one with a number plate ending in K, indicating that the photo was taken in 1971 or later. The exit to Carlisle Road is in the background.
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| Chapeltown, looking East (Pudsey) |
| 3rd August 1982.
View of Chapeltown looking East. Just right of centre Pudsey Cenotaph is visible which was dedicated by the Bishop of Bradford in 1922. It was built on the site of the east end of All Saints Chapel of ease, demolished in 1879. Chapeltown gets it's name from this. The house facing in the background was originally addressed as 1 Parsonage Fold and at one time adjoined the old Parsonage. It was occupied by a man who made 'Havercakes' or Oatcakes known locally as 'Havercake Wilson'. He sold them on the streets and in the public houses. Pudsey Cenotaph stands at the junction with Carlisle Road.
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| Chapeltown, Pudsey (Pudsey) |
 | C2000
View of Chapeltown, Pudsey. On the left is the Grade 2 listed War Memorial designed by Brierly and Rutherford of York in Portland Stone. The bronze statue of the soldiers in World War 1 battledress, was sculpted by Henry Poole of London. It stands at the junction of Chapeltown with Carlisle Road.
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