| Title | Greenbottom |
| Date | 1896 |
| Location | Guiseley |
| Photo ID | D007 |
| Comment | This photo was taken from the top of Greenbottom Mill chimney and looks over the Green. Greenbottom Mill was built in 1827 and later became Chloride Shires, the mill has been demolished and the site is now Guiseley Retail Park. In the foreground is Otley Road, then the open expanse of the Green. Springhead Mill is at the upper end of the Green, with the Wells and Springfield streets behind and to the left. On the right is the road called the Green which first passes Guiseley Town Hall then Belle Vue Terrace, Green Terrace, Grove Terrace and St. Oswald’s Church of England School until it reaches Towngate and St. Oswald’s Church which is hidden in the trees. |
Z09 – Greenbottom, 1965.
Greenbottom – 1965
A view of the Green before Aireborough Leisure Centre was built, Guiseley Town Hall is just out of view on the right.
Donated by the family of the photographer Bryan Waite.
G197 – Greenbottom, 1965.
Greenbottom – 1965
A Monday morning view of the Green shortly before work began to build Aireborough Leisure Centre.
Donated by the family of the photographer Bryan Waite.
FB410 – Greenbottom, 1989.
Greenbottom – 1989
On the left is Shire’s bathroom works, then Park Road.
To the right construction has begun for Morrison’s Supermarket, the junction is now a gyratory system.
Image donated by Brian Triffitt.
G237 – Greenbottom, 2004.
Greenbottom – 2004
Row of business premises, from the left are Zen Rendezvous restaurant, Guiseley Dental Care, Mo’s restaurant and Manning Stainton estate agents.
Donated by Anne North.
FBA264 – Greenbottom, 2013.
Greenbottom – 2013
A view of Greenbottom from Otley Road (A65), Aireborough Leisure Centre is on the left, Guiseley Theatre (the former Town Hall) is on the right.
Photographer Edwy Harling.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 22 February 2022.
Last updated: 22 February 2022.
