Sconce Bank
Sconce Bank was located on Park Road, the front of the properties are seen here looking from Otley Road.
Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies & Beavers, 1923 – onwards (1)
The 1st Guiseley Girl Guides were in Windermere, seen here being transported in the back…
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 (3)
The 14th Airedale Scout and Guide Fair, a stall selling Christmas cards and wrapping paper. Some…
Secondary Modern School
A group of workmen seen during the building of what was then called Guiseley Modern School on Oxford Road, now…
Shakespeare Road, Close & Court
Social housing for senior citizens, these bungalows are on Shakespeare Close which is located off Shakespeare Road, and on Shakespeare Road.
Shaw Close
Shaw Close seen from Ruskin Crescent, in the background behind the houses is a glimpse of Yeadon Banks.
Shaw Lane Estate
Workmen preparing the ground ready for the construction of new homes on what would be the Shaw Lane estate.
Shepherd, Mr & Mrs Thomas – c1900
Mr & Mrs Thomas Shepherd, Mr Shepherd was a Sunday School teacher at the Primitive Methodist Chapel on Otley Road, also known as the Providence Chapel.
Shepherd, Samuel – c1895
Samuel Shepherd outside his shop on Town Street, he is listed in Kelly’s Directory of 1889 as a grocer, provision dealer, assistant overseer and collector of income tax….
Shires Ltd.
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Shows, Concerts, Bazaars, (Guiseley) 1910 – onwards (1)
A group of ladies outside the old Guiseley Rectory, they would have been the…
Shows, Concerts, Bazaars, (Guiseley) 1910 – onwards (2)
Cast of the annual St. Oswald’s Pageant outside Guiseley Rectory.
