[1]
| Armley Road, Aerial View (Armley) |
 | No date.
View looking north across Armley Road from Wortley rail junction, Leeds Liverpool Canal can be seen towards the top of the picture. Heavily industrialised area lies in a wedge between the two.
[internal reference; 2002820_98011417:C LIB Armley (16)] |
[2]
| Kirkstall Power Station (Kirkstall) |
| 6th December 1944. View from south of Kirkstall Power Station with lay by of Leeds-Liverpool canal in foreground. Misty landscape of Kirkstall can be made out in the background.
[internal reference; 4183:CLIP Kirk 9] |
[3]
| Leeds-Liverpool Canal Offices (City Centre) |
| 22nd January 1951. General view of Leeds-Liverpool canal offices, Canal Wharf, off Water Lane.
[internal reference; 4184:CLIP Leeds 7] |
[4]
| Newlay Lock (Newlay) (1 comment) |
| Undated.
View looking north between Leeds-Liverpool canal to the right and the River Aire to the left. A barge is going through the lock in the bottom right corner.
[internal reference; 2002820_22657412:C LIB Newlay (12)] |
[5]
| Newlay Lock, Aerial View (Newlay) |
| Undated.
View looking north from Bramley Fall Wood to New Road Side Horsforth. Both the Leeds-Liverpool Canal and River Aire can be seen. The factory units between the two are part of Kirkstall Forge, founded by Cistercian monks alongside the Abbey. In the top centre, water treatment plant.
[internal reference; 2002820_76104373:C LIB Newlay (13)] |