[1]
| Kirkstall Abbey, Presbytery (Kirkstall) |
 | 1947
View of the presbytery from the North-West. In the centre is the sedilia or seat for the clergy, under a round arch. To the left is the Piscina (drain) and on the right, the Aumbrey or recessed cupboard.
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[2]
| Kirkstall Abbey, presbytery (Kirkstall) |
| Undated.
Photograph on glass plate showing the east front of the presbytery of Kirkstall Abbey church. The wall tops are flattened because of the capping stones used by the project architect J.T.Micklethwaite (1843-1906) to keep out the weather. The photograph must therefore date from after the conservation work in 1892-6 but before the former Ministry of Works' conservation in 1926.
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[3]
| Kirkstall Abbey, presbytery window (Kirkstall) |
| Undated.
View shows a perpendicular gothic window on the east front of the presbytery of Kirkstall Abbey church.
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[4]
| St.Joseph's Presbytery Church, Mount Pleasant Road, Pudsey (Pudsey) |
 | 2000/2001
View of St.Joseph's Presbytery Church in Mount Pleasant Road. The red brick building dates from 1933 when it replaced the 1913 timber-framed Parish Hall which had been used as the church. The original gothic chapel located in The Lanes, dates from 1883 when the Parish was formed. Eventually, a school was needed for the growing Catholic population of Pudsey, and part of the old, victorian church was designated for this purpose. It remains a school today but an extension was built in 1959. Other major alterations have taken place over the years to meet modern standards.
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