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[1]	Broadgate Lane (Horsforth) (2 comments)
	17th June 1942. Photograph shows temporary council housing, known as prefabs, built during the 2nd World War as emergency housing. They became dis-used and no longer required in the early 1960s. These single storey prefabs were located midway on Broadgate Lane, near to the junctions with Wood Lane and Broadgate Avenue. Later, they were replaced with semi-detached housing. [internal reference; 200224_21093386:C LIC Broad (2)]
[2]	Broadgate Lane (Horsforth)
	17th June 1942. Photograph shows lower end of Broadgate Lane with rows of terraced Bungalows on right. These Bungalows were built as cheap council emergency housing during the 2nd World War. They were all removed in the early 1960s, with the last families being rehoused at this time. [internal reference; 200224_29946536:C LIC Broad (1)]
[3]	Cottingley Gardens, view from the rear of number 15 (Cottingley)
	Undated. View from the rear left corner of number 15 Cottingley Gardens over Beeston. Washing is hanging on the line and a train is passing by in the distance. The houses seen are prefabs, built as an answer to the housing shortage after World War II. [internal reference; 2010413_170561:LEO 4925]
[4]	Cottingley, prefab (Cottingley) (9 comments)
	1967. View of a prefabricated house in an unidentified area of Cottingley. [internal reference; 2006713_161524:LEO 1211]
[5]	Cottingley, prefab (Cottingley) (14 comments)
	1970s. View of a prefabricated house with garden in an unidentified area of Cottingley. Taken between 1971 and 1973. [internal reference; 200687_161713:LEO 1271 ]