[1]
| Aerial View, Red Hall Lane, Coal Road (Shadwell) |
 | 1962
In the centre of this view, the Red Hall housing estate is in the process of being built. Red Hall Lane runs from the right edge to the bottom edge where a field with bales of hay can be seen. Coal Road is just visible in the bottom left corner.
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[2]
| King Charles Street, Red Hall (City Centre) (1 comment) |
| 1914
View looks from King Charles Street onto the Red Hall. This property was built in 1628 and was probably the first brick building in Leeds. At the time of this view, the lower floor is being used as a garage for Rover Motor Cars. Red Hall was demolished in 1961.
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[3]
| Red Hall (Shadwell) |
| Undated.
Interior view of main entrance. The house was built around 1650 for Richard Lodge, with later additions.
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[4]
| Red Hall (Shadwell) |
| Undated.
View of main facade from the north-east. Built for Richard Lodge around 1650 with later additions. Now the headquarters for Rugby League. Also used by Leeds Parks Department.
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| Red Hall (Shadwell) (2 comments) |
| 29th August 1951. Playing fields, Red Hall. Two single decker trams. Original house built by Richard Lodge around 1646. Purchased by Leeds City Council in 1937 for £14,000. Grounds used as a centre for Leeds Parks service. House now headquarters for Rugby League.
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