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| Abbey Road (Kirkstall) (3 comments) |
 | Undated.
View of abbey Road looking towards Leeds City Centre. On the left, the building with decorative gable is the Abbey Cinema with two small properties adjoining, numbers 28 and 30. After number 28 is the junction with Tordoff Place and Church Street. A number 3 tram with Harehills destination is travelling on Abbey Road.
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[2]
| Abbey Road nos. 22 - 26, Church Street (Kirkstall) (1 comment) |
| 1959
View looks from Abbey Road, on the left is number 26, the West End House. Moving right, number 24 is a fruit store run by W. and H. Perry. Number 22 follows then the odd numbered side of Church Street.
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[3]
| Albion Mill, engraving (Morley) |
| 1865.
Image shows an engraving by C. Goodall made in 1865 and showing the Albion Mill which butted on to Church Street. The Albion Mill burned down in 1950.
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| Anchor Inn, 94 Church Street (Hunslet) (8 comments) |
 | c early 1970s.
View of the Anchor Inn, located at number 94 Church Street, with rendered exterior painted in a mustard shade. The Anchor Inn was, at one time, one of fifty public houses in Hunslet. Nowadays, only 16 remain but this is one that no longer exists. Smiths Court is visible on the left and the corner with Anchor Street is seen right. Bob Rayner's barber's shop is housed in number 92A Church Street, also on the right.
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| Anchor Inn, 94 Church Street, Group of men (Hunslet) (2 comments) |
| 1953.
Image shows a group of men, smartly dressed, photographed outside the Anchor Inn at 94 Church Street.
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