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Location - Leeds & District

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Cottingley Housing Estate, Pre-Fab Plan (Cottingley) (11 comments)
Black & White image1948. Plan showing the layout of a typical pre-fabricated home built on the Cottingley Housing Estate in the late 1940s. The pre-fabs were built on the site of the old Cottingley Hall estate, intended as a temporary measure to solve a housing shortage, but it was not until the 1970s that more permanent dwellings replaced them.
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Cross Gates Estate, Leeds Housing Scheme (Cross Gates) (2 comments)
Black & White image20th June 1921. Pre-fabricated houses under construction.
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Cross Gates Estate, Leeds Housing Scheme (Cross Gates) (14 comments)
Black & White image20th June 1921. refabricated houses on Cross Gates Estate possible Bridle Path Road. Clock Tower of Seacroft Hospital in background.
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Flowers for Leeds Competition, St. Mark's pre-fab estate (Woodhouse) (1 comment)
Black & White image1951. View of a garden entered into the Flowers For Leeds Competition in 1951. It was situated on the post-war St. Mark's pre-fab estate and gardeners working with cleared sites such as this one only had a very shallow layer of soil to create their displays. Mr. G.H. Blane of 21 St. Mark's Street entered the annual competition regularly and won prizes, including first prize in his class in 1952 and 1954.
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Official Opening of Temporary Bungalows. (Robin Hood)
Black & White image23rd March 1946. Official opening of the first of the pre-fabricated bungalows off Sharp Lane, Robin Hood. Persons present, T.J.Brooks M.P., Mr.Mathieson (Regional Officer, Ministry of Works), Mr. Senior (Regional Architect), Mr. Gray (Ministry of Works), Major Spillman & Mr. Fleming (Tarrans Ltd), Mr. G.Webster (Poskitt's Beal), County Alderman E. Taylor J.P., Councillor C.Smart J.P.(Chairman of the Council), Mr. E.Moorhouse(Clerk), Mr. Moreton(Housing Manager). The houses which were built by contractors Tarran Ltd. were built mainly to house ex-servicemen and their families. The majority of these houses still exist today(2002).
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