| Title | Guiseley Rectory |
| Date | 1921 |
| Location | Guiseley |
| Photo ID | AA10 |
| Comment | This image is of a mason’s mark on the back door of the old rectory. It is thought that a mason would leave his mark to demonstrate to the paymaster how much work he had done and to simply leave his mark for posterity. |
A378 – Rectory, 1922.
Rectory – 1922
The old Rectory for St. Oswald’s Church and garden.
It is a formally laid out garden with rose beds and a pergola on the right.
B391 – Rectory, 1932.
Rectory – 1932
A very pastoral glimpse of Guiseley rectory with a calf in the garden.
BB055 – Rectory, 1979.
Rectory – 1979
View of the west end of the old rectory, the room beyond the semi-circular bay window was the chapel.
BB055A – Rectory, 1979.
Rectory – 1979
Masons markings at the rear door.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 23 May 2022.
Last updated: 24 May 2022.
