X90 – Wells, Undated.
Wells – Undated
Guiseley wells showing the troughs of spring water.
J220 – Wells, 2004.
Wells – 2004
Guiseley Wells with floral displays which were part of the Guiseley in Bloom enterprise.
R376 – Wells, 2004.
Wells – 2004
View of the ancient wells after restoration by members of Aireborough Rotary Club including Jeff Brook, Ken Moore and other volunteers.
FBA236 – Wells, 2013.
Wells – 2013
Three images of the ancient Guiseley Wells, still flowing with clear water.
FBA237 – Wells, 2013.
Wells – 2013
As above.
FBA238 – Wells, 2013.
Wells – 2013
As above.
H213 – Wells, 2013.
Wells – 2013
“The sentiment on the slate inset into the seat (which was finally put in place in March 2013) was endorsed when I submitted it to a Project Guiseley meeting around May 2000.
It was carved on the slate by Mr J Kennedy, my next door neighbour, he also provided the slate which came from the Leeds School of Medicine Pathology Department where his wife taught Pathology. The central characters (zoomorphic Celtic / Saxon ) on the carving in the background were scaled from a fragment of one of the arms of the cross which was discovered in the north wall of St. Oswald’s Church when it was extended in 1908.
U292 – Wells, 2015.
Wells – 2015
Historic wells looking their best after restoration in 2000.
Photographer Phil Walker.
U293 – Wells, 2015.
Wells – 2015
As above.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 24 February 2022.
Last updated: 24 February 2022.