Jack Brayshaw

These houses were erected by the Ministry of Aircraft Production (MAP) to provide homes for people who had come to work at the A V Roe factory next

Four scenes from Manor Square which shows signs of demolition taking place, boys playing and an older woman with her piney on holding a mug of tea.

A row of cottages named after the nearby Yeadon Manor and Manor Mill. On the right is a street sign for Manor Square.

Large stone terrace house on the left, a small child stands in the doorway of a smaller adjoining house on the right.

At the end of Maple Terrace is Hopewell House, this was once the home of local physician Dr. Muschamp and his family. Number 4 Maple Terrace is the house which has…

Shows the back view of Lower Queen Street looking in the direction of the High Street.

Haworth Court sheltered housing complex just before and during demolition, new flats are to be built on the site.

Hawthorn Crescent street sign.

The caption with this image claims that this cottage was the oldest in Yeadon, a date stone above the door has an inscription for 1699.

The old signage (just visible) shows it was the Post Office, in 2015 this had been an empty shop for over 5 years, now a private house (2021). On the…