| Title | Trades Hall |
| Date | 1999 |
| Location | Yeadon |
| Photo ID | Y01 |
| Comment | Situated on Harper Lane, the older part of the building was Croft House, it was incorporated into an extension to become the Trades Hall Social Club. It was purchased by Morrisons Supermarkets and demolished, it is now the site of a Morrisons petrol station. (February 2014) |
Y02 – Trades Hall, 1999.
Trades Hall – 1999
Seen from the car park of Morrisons supermarket, the sign on the wall of the Trades Hall reads “Yeadon Trades Hall Social Club. Samuel Webster’s Beers”.
On the left is Harper Lane, the view to the right looks across South View Road and the old Wesleyan Methodist Burial Ground (now grassed over, February 2014) to Lane Fox Court retirement homes.
Editor’s Note:
When I was an apprentice plumber/heating engineer with H & S Stott, Yeadon, in 1967, I assisted an older colleague Bernard) Booth, to erect the central heating flue pipe seen on the building. Was this the same flue stack in 1999!! You never can tell, but it certainly looks like it. Jack Brayshaw. 05 August 2021.
R326 – Trades Hall, 1983/2006.
Trades Hall – 1983/2006
On the left is Morrisons petrol station which was built on the site of the Trades Hall, this view is from Harper Lane.
The image on the right shows the Trades Hall, it was once Croft House and then converted into club premises.
In the centre the iconic sign for Football can be seen, the row of cottages is Harper Rock, in the bottom right corner is the junction with Rufford Avenue.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 05 August 2021.
Last updated: 10 January 2023 – All images updated.
