Yeadon Landmarks

Looking up from Well Lane to Abbey Garth apartments. Photographer John Arundel.

Ackworth Crescent runs from Windmill Lane, curving round to Harrogate Road.

Comment Running left of centre from top to bottom is High Street then Town Street…

une 19th 1983: The photographer was Andrew Emsley and the pilot of the plane…

The history of this landmark commences in the early 1920s and by 1929 it saw proposals for what now is known as Leeds and Bradford …

Continued from page 1 – The same aircraft as V44 on the previous page, photographed from a different angle. …

Looking East across the airport with the Harrogate Road running across the photo from centre left with 609 Squadron and Yorkshire …

Empire Day Leeds and Bradford Councils Jointly purchased 60 acres of land on Yeadon Moor for use as an airport….

Continued from page 4 – A Hawker Hind K8648, piloted by Flight Lieutenant John Dundas with Leading Aircraftman Hunter in the rear cockpit…

A group of people with an aircraft in the background, the donor of the image Howard German suggests that the aircraft is possibly an Avro York. …

Three aerial photos of Yeadon Aerodrome from the Yorkshire Post taken around c1950s….

Looking across the airfield to hangars and buildings….

12 Aire View, Yeadon. The mother of the donor Maureen…

The old and new fire stations which were built to serve the area. The old one was demolished…

The view looks from Albert Square up Cemetery Road. On the left is an off-licence…

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