WW1 (Guiseley) 1914-1918
Seen on Oxford Road, the men who belonged to the Territorial Army were returning…
Seen on Oxford Road, the men who belonged to the Territorial Army were returning…
…When Kathleen left school she went to work at Lawson’s ladies wear shop located on the…
A charabanc outside the Station Hotel, it has caught the attention of onlookers.
At the outset of WW2, Edith Maud Bell lived in Newcastle with her sister May Bell and her widowed…
Here we see three employees at the mill, the girl in the middle has her arm in a sling, the mill building is in the background.
Three poor quality images of flooding which was the aftermath of a freak summer…
A cottage on Town Street with snow almost up to the lower windows…
Here is a contrast between the old and the new : on the left is part of the old mill building with a date 1913, then new homes under construction can be seen.
The Lodge for Park Gate House is no longer there, it is said that when a function was taking place in the grounds of Park Gate House the windows of the Lodge were boarded up to…
The former Lawrence Wilson & Sons Silver Cross pram works is on the left. The factory was originally built on 2 acres of land (late 1870s-early 1800s) by Hugh Claughton…