The Drop Inn, c1870 – c2013
This image is from a newspaper article which states that the Inn has stood in Guiseley Town Street for over 400 years.
In “Round and About Aireborough, Volume 11” by Martin Rigg, a…
Jack Brayshaw
The Cross Inn, 1904 – 1967
The Cross Inn which was on Towngate and named after the cross which stood in front of it.
This was a beer house…
The Woolpack / Martha’s Ale House
This public house was formerly called the Woolpacks, located on the corner of Well Lane and the Green….
May Queen
A procession of children celebrating May Day on Towngate, they were pupils of St….
Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies & Beavers, 1923 – onwards (3)
The 14th Airedale Scout and Guide Fair, a stall selling Christmas cards and wrapping paper. Some…
Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies & Beavers, 1923 – onwards (2)
Guiseley Methodist Church, Oxford Road, Guides and Brownies with their symbolic toadstool and owl.
Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies & Beavers, 1923 – onwards (1)
The 1st Guiseley Girl Guides were in Windermere, seen here being transported in the back…
Garden Parties – 1900 onwards
This image shows children, a woman and an older girl who were at a garden party….
First Trams to Guiseley – 1909
A throng of people on Otley Road greet the first tram to reach Guiseley, this…
Aireborough Fire Brigades & Joint Service
The old and new fire stations which were built to serve the area.
