The Lodge, Park Road – 1955
The Lodge for Park Gate House is no longer there, it is said that when a function was taking place in the grounds of Park Gate House the windows of the Lodge were boarded up to…
The New Inn, c1812 – onwards
Reputedly this is the oldest Inn in Guiseley, licensees have included 1812, William Smith, 1824 John and Chris Woodhead,…
The Old Liberal Club
This is the old Liberal Club which closed around 2010, it has been converted into …
The Red Lion Hotel, c1882 – onwards
John Popplewell was the landlord followed by William Popplewell in 1870. The Red Lion played a key part in the Guiseley/Yeadon horse weddings. John Popplewell was the landlord followed by William Popplewell in 1870….
The Station Hotel
A charming view of the Station Hotel on Otley Road with Oxford Road to the right. This photo was taken before the trams…
The Station Hotel, c1890s – onwards
An early image of the public house, the photographer was positioned in a field which became the site of the Police Station.
The Woolpack / Martha’s Ale House
This public house was formerly called the Woolpacks, located on the corner of Well Lane and the Green….
The Yorkshire Association – 1904
This tablet is erected as a tribute of respect to the late Mary Ann, widow of the late Sir Matthew…
Thornton, May Elizabeth – 1953
May Elizabeth Thornton, mother of the donor of the photo Dennis Thornton….
Town Street
Looking down Town Street in the direction of Towngate, on the right is the Drop Inn with a hanging sign on the wall.
