Guiseley Landmarks

Backs of houses in the area known as Co-op Square, off Oxford Road. They faced onto Lands Lane and Orchard Lane.

Lodge house at the entrance to Coach Road.

Flats surrounded by scaffolding, perhaps for roof repairs?

Situated on Town Street, this was once a barn at Croft farm. This is the west side, it is now converted into a residential property.

This was the site of the Crompton Parkinson works, cleared for the building of the Edison Fields estate. Photographer Charles North.

Cross Street was off Park Road opposite what was Chloride Shires factory and is now a retail park.

Dairy Crest building, planning consent was given on 25th October 2013 for the dairy to be demolished and 7 houses built on the site.

Situated on Victoria Road, the former drill hall which is now converted into apartments (February 2013).

Homes built on the site of Crompton Parkinson factory, off Netherfield Road, streets include Thomas Drive and Edison Way.

Eldon Mount is located at the end of Wells Road, there is also access from Oxford Road.

This area was known as Fairy Dell, the view is looking towards Menston.

59 Fieldhead Road, Guiseley. A semi-detached house on Fieldhead Road.

Frank Parkinson Court was funded by the Frank Parkinson Yorkshire Trust. Frank was the son of a Guiseley…

These Frank Parkinson Homes were built behind the site of the old Cross Inn which closed in 1967.

Once the home of members of the Peate family including Noel Peate and also Dr. Alec Muschamp and his sisters. The building was demolished…