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| Albion Street nos. 116 - 126 (City Centre) |
 | 20th September 1935.
Junction with Coronation Street number 6 business of Arthur Britton and Sons, plumbers. Also White Heather Laundry and J. Parkinson loan office. Corner of Albion Street, numbers 116 and 118 Joseph Kidson antiques. The shop appears empty, with a 'For Sale' sign. Number 120/122 Standard Garage, with electrical sign, cars in showroom owner Spencer Blackburn. Next, junction with St Ann's Street then 126 Rex Holliday artists supplies.
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| Albion Street nos. 119 - 125 (City Centre) (1 comment) |
| 14th August 1939.
Albion Street, looking south to Boar Lane across the Headrow. Number 125, St Ann's Buildings housed Hillman Brothers wireless factors, Leeds Premier Supply Co. clothing club, Miss Lizzie Crosby artist, Loyal Order of Ancient Sheperds Friendly Society. At the top of the building, sign 'Hearts of Oak' Assurance Co. Ltd. number 123 S.N. Kilner jeweller has shop blind down to protect window. Next, junction with Coronation Place. Number 119 Miller Page Furnishing. There is a hanging sign on shop front and banners in the window inform that it is a 'Walk Round Store' Junction with Upper Fountaine Street. Corner of 44 to 68 Headrow building used as Tax offices, Electricty Offices. Directly across the Headrow (with clock) number 105 Albion Street is the Leeds and Holbeck Building Society.
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| Albion Street nos. 119-127 (City Centre) (2 comments) |
| 14th August 1939.
Left side, corner of Standard Cars showroom, number 120/122 Albion Street. On right number 127 Charles Whitelock, tailor Number 125, St Ann's Buildings housed Hillman Brothers wireless factors, Leeds Premier Supply Co. Clothing club, Miss Lizzie Crosby artist, Loyal Order of Ancient Sheperds Friendly Society. At the top of the building, sign 'Hearts of Oak' Assurance Co. Ltd. Number 123 S.N. Kilner jeweller has shop blind down to protect window. Next, junction with Coronation Place. 119 Miller Page Furnishing. This view is looking towards Boar Lane, across the Headrow. There are cars in the road, a loaded horse and cart outside Miller Page.
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| Boar Lane, tram no.562 (City Centre) |
| 2nd June 1953.
View of Boar Lane showing tram no.562, one of the Felthams acquired from London in 1950, travelling on route 18 to Crossgates. In the background are, on the right, Willson's Centre of Fashion and on the left, Holy Trinity Church. Decorations are up to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II which took place on that date.
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| Bonfire in Celebration of the Coronation of King George V (Yeadon) |
| 22nd June 1911.
Image shows a huge bonfire built for the celebrations held to mark the coronation of King George V, on the 22nd June 1911. The bonfire was constructed in a field just below the Peacock Inn in Harrogate Road. The view looks south towards Rawdon, and Larkfield Mills on Canada Road can be seen on the right. On the left, Billing Hill is visible, known locally as 'The Billing'. Behind the bonfire the stone wall, cutting across the picture horizontally, follows the line of Harrogate Road where the telegraph pole is standing (right).
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