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Results Found (24), Result Page (1 of 5)
Search Aspect ( Locks )
Location - Leeds & District

[1]
Blackhill Road (Adel)
Black & White image13th January 1949. iew of mounting blocks at a stone entrance to the church of St John the Baptist, Adel. Gravestones and the church yard are visible with mature trees in the background.
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Building Blocks Nursery and Playgroup, Maude Avenue (Beeston) (1 comment)
Colour imageFebruary 2007. View of the new Building Blocks Nursery and Playgroup, located in Maude Avenue. The nursery caters for up to 16 children from birth to under three years old, and the playgroup has places for twenty. Building Blocks is part of the 'Faith Together in Leeds 11' charity, established in June 2000. The nursery/playgroup began life at Trinity Methodist Church in Tempest Road. The new premises opened in September 2003 and is now an important part of the community.
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Castleford locks, dues note (Castleford)
Colour image4th October 1869. Dues note from Castleford Locks to 'the Trustees of the Aire and Calder Navigation'.
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Forge Locks, Fall Woods, barge (Bramley) (8 comments)
Black & White imagec.1950s. View of the Locks at Bramley Fall Woods showing a barge just coming out of the Lock. Two men and two children can be seen on the barge with three boys fishing to the left. The Lock keepers house can be seen to the right of the photograph.
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Holbeck Towers, from Meynell Walk (Holbeck)
Black & White imagec1976-81. View shows two of the three blocks of high-rise flats known as Holbeck Towers, situated off Holbeck Moor Road. The block on the left comprises nos. 62 to 121 and that on the right contains nos. 1 to 61. These tower blocks were to be demolished in 2010. In the foreground is Meynell Walk with houses on the right while in the background is St. Matthew's Church.
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