[1]
| Back Nile Street (Leylands) (3 comments) |
 | 1901.
View of cottages on north side of Back Nile Street, looking from Bridge Street. A group of children are standing on the corner.
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[2]
| Back Nile Street (Leylands) (1 comment) |
| 9th September 1907
Demolition work in progress, workmen are measuring property. Two small boys looking towards cameras.
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[3]
| Back Nile Street (Leylands) (2 comments) |
| 9th September 1907
Demolition work in progress, one storey houses are having roofs removed. Workmen and tools can be seen.
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[4]
| Back Nile Street Synagogue (Leylands) (3 comments) |
| 2nd April 1908
View past the new Shul looking towards clothing factory on Brunswick Row, which fronted onto North Street. The Leylands area had a high concentration of Jewish immigrants living there. This synagogue was erected to provide for the needs of the community. It was the Beth Hamedrash Hagodel Synagogue.
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[5]
| Back Nile Street, Brunswick Row (Leylands) |
| 6th April 1908
Clearance of property in Back Nile Street. Someone has taken the opportunity to hang washing across cleared area. Shirts and under garments are on the line.
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