Jack Brayshaw

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

Hudson’s Terrace is off Cemetery Road.

Remarkably, the properties on the left are still standing, a small area of Yeadon which has escaped developers. Over the wall on the right is the Tarn or as it is still known to Yeadoner’s …

n image taken pre 1902 of Victoria Avenue and it is thought that it is the same image as shown below (G088) with the building on the left not shown presumed demolished.

A view looking up towards Plane Tree Hill along Bayton Lane at the Yeadon end, behind the photographer is the Fountain on the Harrogate Road and Yeadon High Street.

Situated at the junction of Warm Lane and Apperley Lane the forge was once the business of the Laceys. The forge is the left side of the building with living…

A cul-de-sac of stone terrace houses, beyond which is a factory/ Mill. I Have tried to place these on my map without any…

Obelisk monument in Yeadon Cemetery which marks the grave of Philomen Slater, born July 4th 1823, he died aged only 55 on November 16th 1878….

Image shows on the left an amusement arcade, Bird Holidays then the Crown Inn. The right side has, moving right Rivoli Pizza, an empty shop, Yeadon…

Looking across the car park on Ivegate to the rear of Devonshire House, the lighter coloured buildings to the right of Devonshire House are on Devonshire Place, these…