Hollins Hall – 1900
The home of Colonel Reginald Thompson and his wife Frances Harriet (nee Royds). He was the 2nd son of Sir Matthew William Thompson of Parkgate House, Guiseley….
Hornbeam Court
Retirement apartments at the junction of Oxford Road and Netherfield Road. They were built on the site of Oxford Road Garage and houses on Netherfield Road.
Intake Farm
Intake Farm is located on Chevin End Road. Building work was taking place when the photo was taken.
Kelcliffe Grove
2-6 Kelcliffe Grove, Guiseley. Three houses on Kelcliffe Grove, number 6 is to the left, moving right are 4 then 2 on the right.
Kelcliffe Lane – 1900s
A rural aspect of Guiseley. Kelcliffe Lane is a pleasant footpath. The spire in view is the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on Oxford Road.
Laurel Bank
Seen from Oxford Road, Laurel Bank is the stone house which, with the adjacent bungalows, is part of the Frank Parkinson Homes complex.
Manor Croft
Guiseley was largely a farming community in Medieval times. Crofts were long strips or narrow plots of land for produce gardens or keeping a few animals. The East side of Town Street…
Manor House
Apart from the old Rectory which dates from 1601, this is the oldest house in Guiseley dating from 1681. There is a sundial set in the wall to the right of the …
Marsden Terrace
The postcode for this street was LS20 8LR and is no longer in use. Property in the background is derelict. This street was demolished in the 1990s.
Meadow View
New houses on Queensway built on the site of the former Dairycrest premises. The 1st residents moved in just before Christmas.
Mellor Garth
Situated near Towngate on Queensway, Mellor Garth was built by a local charity, Aireborough Flower Fund Homes. Money is donated in lieu of flowers for funerals….
