[1]
| Alfred Cross Street, Oatlands Inn (Little London) (3 comments) |
 | 17th April 1958
View of the Oatlands Inn public house, it was one of Tetleys houses. Situated at number 10 Alfred Cross Street.
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[2]
| Chantrell's House, Camp Road (Little London) (1 comment) |
| Undated. View of 'Oatlands' the home of the architect R.D. Chantrell on Camp Road, He was the architect for Leeds Parish Church. From Mr Brown's album of photographs of old Leeds.
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[3]
| Meanwood Road looking towards junction with Clay Pit Lane (Little London) |
 | 8th March 1983
View of Meanwood Road looking in the direction of the junction with Clay Pit Lane. 5 blocks of highrise flats are visible, the 3 on the left are the Lovell Parks and the 2 seen right are the Oatlands.
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[4]
| Sheepscar Beck, Oatlands Bridge (Sheepscar) |
| Undated.
Image showing Oatlands Bridge which carried Sackville Street over Sheepscar Beck. The view, believed to date from the 1960s, looks downstream in a south-easterly direction.
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