| Title | Cemetery Road |
| Date | Undated |
| Location | Yeadon |
| Photo ID | R427 |
| Comment | See below … |
Continued from page 2 – As previously stated.
The “Wild Duck” public house which closed around 1900, was located here at number 7 Cemetery Road, which was the house with the bay window.
This window has been replaced since the photo was taken.
Donated by Howard German.
Editor’s Note: This was also a coffee bar in the 60s called the Lakeside Café where motorcyclists used to frequent. JB. 26 May 21.
T305 – Cemetery Road, Undated.
Cemetery Road – Undated
Looking from the High Street down Cemetery Road, on the left is Albert Square, to the right is the Albert Inn.
N428 – Cemetery Road, Undated.
Cemetery Road – Undated
Two images taken at the bottom of Cemetery Road, the image on the left is c1900 and the one on the right c1990s , a view of Yeadon which is still recognisable today.
Editor’s Note: Cemetery Road starts from Albert Square, to see further photographs of this area – Click Here.
H295 – Cemetery Road, Undated.
Cemetery Road – Undated
A marker stone inscribed Carlton / Yeadon.
Previous Comments:
Re N248
jean dean
The Off-Licence shop on the left hand side was built with the stone from the pub the ‘Pick and Hammer’ at Carlton, which was demolished in 1883, so this gives an idea of the date of the picture. I think that the pub got the name of ‘Pick and Hammer’ from the building of the railway tunnel at Bramhope, and it did become rather rowdy, and it closed after a few warnings.
17 March 2018.
Re R426/R427
tony Brayshaw
This house in the middle was a shop during the war years & was owned by Nancy Hargreaves which sold food & other household goods when she could get them from the suppliers!! her husband’s name was Fred Hargreaves & they had a son called Tommy who I understand became a Medical Consultant in London.
The little cottage on the left was where the Taylors lived Eric Taylor married Fred Browns daughter from the farm opposite the Yeadon cemetery.
Kind Regards Tony Brayshaw From Carlton Grange
28 June 2018.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 26 May 2021.
Last updated: 22 December 2023 – Additional page 3 introduced.
