King Street
Bunting is stretched across King Street to celebrate the Coronation of King George VI on the 12th May 1937.
Bunting is stretched across King Street to celebrate the Coronation of King George VI on the 12th May 1937.
The old and new fire stations which were built to serve the area. The old one was demolished…
In the background are the remains of the Old Dog Mill with one of the mill ponds in the foreground.
Old Mill, or ‘T’owd Dog’ dates to 1792, and was built by Joseph Cawthray as the first steam-powered mill in the town of Yeadon. By the mid 1980’s, a local man Albert
Looking up to Sandy Way where the rear of Kettley’s store is in view. The white gable end wall is the side of Willow Cottage. On the left the long…
This photograph was taken by E.E. Slater…
This ancient house is situated on Gill Lane, it is a Grade 11 listed building. It is possible it replaced an older home on the site. In 1624 the influential Marshall…
message on the reverse reads:
“Rufford Thurs AM. Still in the land of pains, Dr cut it out, nasty carbuncle (a carbuncle is an abscess deep…
…This tall, roughly-hewn stoop stone is actually a boundary stone or guide stone and is a tallish, rough-hewn gritstone pillar…
Members of Aireborough Civic Society stand next to a newly installed plaque which has information about the Long Stoop.