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Friends School Pupils – 1897. A class of girls having a drill lesson.

Situated on Micklefield Lane, Fulford Grange became a BUPA hospital.

Her name was May Garbutt (later May Baker) who lived in Rawdon. She was evidently a regular performer in…

The Garden of Remembrance is at the junction of Over Lane and Leeds Road, Heaton Naylor donated the land and the garden was created in 1926.

Residence The Knoll, Idle, Bradford. Son of the late Greenwood Garnett, born: Idle, October 1838….

Rawdon Methodist young wives became the known as Gay Timers. They entertained at various old folks homes, Yeadon…

Reverend Benjamin Godwin is in the centre. He lived in “The Cottage” adjacent to Micklefield House with

This post box is on Town Street and commemorates the achievement of cyclist David Stone MBE, he won a gold…

View of the golf links with Buckstone Rock on the right screened by trees. Buckstone Rock (Buxton marked on the image is incorrect) was…

This was the home of Jack and Clara Louisa (Louie) Braithwaite, plus Madge and Renie Long,…

Tennis courts which were on Green Lane.

Located on New Road Side and originally built as a Drill Hall, on the left a glimpse of…

This Chapel overlooked Leeds Road and was built in 1878, in 1891 an organ from Peterborough Cathedral was installed at a cost…

Teacher Mrs Emma Cornaby with some of the children she taught outside the school house in Little London.

The location of these three photographs is at the top of North Street and Park Row. The decorated…