[1]
| Aerial View, Waterloo Lake, Roundhay Park (Roundhay) (10 comments) |
 | 1972
In the centre of this view, Waterloo Lake is visible with Roundhay Park stretching out behind. Wetherby Road runs across the foreground. Elmete Drive is visible in the bottom right hand corner.
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[2]
| Boathouse, Waterloo Lake (Roundhay) (8 comments) |
| 1911
One of two large boathouses built on the northern tip of Waterloo Lake. In its hey-day it could accommodate 150 boats, and there was a dry dock 81 feet long by 12 feet which could take even the large 'Mary Gordon' when repairs and overhauling were due. In the late 1980s a second storey was built onto the boathouse and it was converted to the Lakeside Cafe.
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[3]
| Boathouse, Waterloo Lake (Roundhay) |
| Undated,
Coloured postcard view of one of the two large boathouses built on the northern tip of Waterloo Lake.
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[4]
| Boathouse, Waterloo Lake, Roundhay Park (Roundhay) |
| Undated,
Image shows the promenade roof of the newly constructed Boathouse on the western edge of Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park. Council workers completed the building in June 1902. Materials used were redwood and varnished pitch-pine. A central staircase led down to the lakeside. The Boathouse had storage for 150 boats and a dry dock for 'The Mary Gordon'(an electric pleasure boat launched in 1899) at the eastern side.
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[5]
| Landing Stage, Roundhay Park (Roundhay) |
| Undated.
View of the landing stage where rowing boats are moored on Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park. The Boathouse, dating from 1902, can be seen in the background left.
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