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| Forge Locks, Fall Woods, barge (Bramley) (8 comments) |
 | c.1950s.
View of the Locks at Bramley Fall Woods showing a barge just coming out of the Lock. Two men and two children can be seen on the barge with three boys fishing to the left. The Lock keepers house can be seen to the right of the photograph.
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[2]
| Leeds and Liverpool Canal, Kirkstall Forge Locks (Bramley) |
| Undated.
Image shows the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at Kirkstall Forge Locks. These locks are designated as a Grade II listed building and date from between
1770 and 1777. The flight of three locks are constructed with Millstone Grit walls. The stretch of the Leeds and Liverpool canal between Leeds and Gargrave was completed by 1777, and the entirety of the canal was built by 1816. Forge Locks have a rise of 23 feet 6 inches or about 7.2 metres.
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| Middle Lock, Forge Locks (Bramley) |
| Undated.
View of the middle lock of the three-rise Forge Locks on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. These locks were constructed between 1770 and 1777 with dressed millstone grit walls. They are now Grade II listed.
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