Rectory 1601 – 1978
A group of men who were involved with St. Oswald’s Church Sunday School and also helped organise a village fair.
Retail Park
This view is behind Shires bathroom factory and is now the site of Guiseley Retail Park and the Bransdale estate.
Ruskin Crescent
Ruskin Crescent with the turning for Eliot Grove on the left, part of the Queensway Estate which was mostly built in the 1950s.
Saxon Wells
Properties built on the site of Wilson’s Silver Cross pram works, a builder’s notice indicates that the estate is to be called “Saxon Wells”.
Sconce Bank
Sconce Bank was located on Park Road, the front of the properties are seen here looking from Otley Road.
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.
Silver Cross
The former Lawrence Wilson & Sons Silver Cross pram works is on the left. The factory was originally built on 2 acres of land (late 1870s-early 1800s) by Hugh Claughton…
Silverdale Estate
In the top right are the Coach Road / Silverdale allotments which are partly owned by the Field family and partly by the ex-wife of the late TV celebratity Fred Dibnah….
South View
South View is located off Oxford Road, the side of the Baptist Church can be seen at the end of the street.
Spring Wood Lodge
It is a locked rehabilitation recovery service for women requiring an integrated treatment approach, focusing on active rehabilitation in order to progress into future community placements.
Springfield
Houses on Springfield Road, varying in size and style. On the right part of Springhead Mill can be seen.
