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| Derwent Place off Bath Road (Holbeck) (1 comment) |
 | 7th March 2008.
View of Derwent Place, off Bath Road. On the left is Marshall's Mill which fronts Marshall Street. It was built as a water-powered flax mill in 1791 by John Marshall. Next to the mill on the right, at the end of Derwent Place is a narrow snicket called Union Place which leads to Marshall Street. The blue gates access the car park of Temple Works an extension of Marshall's Mills housing the office and counting house. This was built between 1840 and 1843 and is noted for its Egyptian style architecture designed by Ignatious Bonomi for John Marshall. It is based on the temple of Edfu and is grade II listed. One of the conical glass structures on the roof is visible. In the background the 32 storey Bridgewater Place contrasts with the old buildings. It stands at the corner of Victoria Road and Water Lane.
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| Marshall Street, Fire Tank (Holbeck) |
 | 1970s.
View of Marshall Street, showing the former Marshall's Mills building on the right, currently occupied by Kay & Company Ltd., mail order firm. On the left, a fireman can be seen beside a fire tank, an underground chamber linked to the city's water mains, for use by the fire service in the event of a large fire nearby. Reproduced with the kind permission of the West Yorkshire Fire Service.
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| Marshall Street, Marshall's Mills (Holbeck) (2 comments) |
| 17th August 1956. Marshall's Mills, on the West side of Marshall Street, showing the front of the offices and premises of Kay & Co. Ltd., mail order. The buildings are built of large stone blocks, with thick ornate pillars and decorative carving. A car is visible.
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| Marshall Street, Temple Works (Holbeck) (4 comments) |
| 1st September 1938.
View showing front of Temple works Marshall Mills on west side of Marshall Street. Samuel Driver Ltd sign can be seen to centre of building.
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| Marshall Street, Temple Works (Holbeck) |
| 9th November 1999.
View of Marshall's Mill, known as Temple Works, and located on Marshall Street. In recent years it has been the premises of Kay's mail order firm. While standing empty in 2008 one of the stone columns collapsed caused structural damage to the roof parapet. Since late 2009 the building has been used as an Arts Centre. At present (2010) it is undergoing repair work. Temple Works is Grade 1 listed.
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