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| Back Fraser Mount showing rear of nos. 22 and 24 Middleton Terrace (Burmantofts) |
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These are the backs of through red brick terraced properties addressed as 22 (left) and 24 Middleton Terrace, seen from Back Fraser Mount. Back doors are approached by a flight of steep steps. The wall enclosing the small yard of number 24 is partially demolished.
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| Belle Isle Beck (Beeston) |
| 17th August 1949. Picture shows the view of Belle Isle Beck between Westland Road and Middleton Grove. The entrance to the Beck can be seen in the foreground with grass and foliage surrounding it. Above are wooden gates and fences. A building is visible to the right.
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| Belle Isle Beck, Parkside (Belle Isle) (1 comment) |
| 17th August 1949. iew of the Parkside/Belle Isle area and shows Belle Isle Beck. The track of the Middleton Railway is visible close to the top of Old Run Road, and is not far from its terminus at Middleton Colliery,
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| Belle Isle Estate, plan (Belle Isle) (1 comment) |
| Undated.
Plan showing new roads between Middleton Colliery and Belle Isle Estate. Running across the top of the image is Windmill Road with Winrose Drive above it leading to Belle Isle circus right at the top of the image. From Belle Isle Circus almost to the bottom of the image runs Belle Isle Road. Town Street branches off diagonally towards the bottom from Belle Isle Road and Nesfield View is right from this junction. Above Nesfield View are houses built on the incomplete 'Brooms' estate and below it are homes on the partially built Nesfield Estate. Middleton Colliery is marked on the left where Middleton Park is now located. Houses on the Lanshaw estate curve round at the bottom of the image. Just below Windmill Road the footprint of Windmill Primary School is visible but St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, on a site below the school playing fields, or the houses on the Petersfield Avenue estate are not yet built. Running up the centre, from Town Street, is Aberfield Drive joining Winrose Approach. The road to the left of Aberfield Drive is Newhall Road. Next to Newhall Road the Manor Farm site has still not been built on.
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| Briggate, Father Christmas and Lord Mayor (City Centre) (1 comment) |
 | December 1997
Councillor Linda Middleton, Lord Mayor of Leeds 1997-98, is seen on Briggate with Father Christmas and a pony pulling a sleigh, collecting for the charity Childline. Marks & Spencer can be seen in the background, with the Works bookshop to the right. Councillor Middleton represented Middleton ward between 1986 and 2002.
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