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| Meadow Lane, Old Red Lion (City Centre) (1 comment) |
 | c1998.
View of Meadow Lane showing the Old Red Lion public house in the centre, with cars parked in front. Dating from the late Georgian period, it is said to be the oldest pub left around the city centre and is now a listed building. In the background are Water Lane on the left and Bridge End on the right.
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| Old Red Lion Pub on York Road at the Junction with Baildon Drive. (Whinmoor) (13 comments) |
| 2000.
View of the Old Red Lion on York Road. The front has been laid out with shrubs and there are hanging baskets at first floor level. The colourfully painted pub sign depicting a lion's head hangs on the corner of the building. There are plans for the new Supertram route to cross York Road by the Old Red Lion. It will turn left off Baildon Drive and meet the A64 York Road where there will be a signalised junction. Interestingly, the Old Red Lion Inn was the first Inn after the toll bar on the turnpike at Whinmoor, stage coaches used the Old Red Lion on route to and from York.
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| Old Red Lion Public House, York Road (Whinmoor) (2 comments) |
| 2000.
A millennium view of the Old Red Lion Public House in York Road. The white exterior is festooned with hanging baskets and there are posters advertising food served on the premises. In 1881 the landlord of the Old Red Lion was Edward Brown, who was also a farmer with 12 acres.
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