Yeadon Categories
New Road Side
New Road Side (A65), looking in the direction of Rawdon, on the left but not in view is the Woolpack Inn, the partial sign is advertising stabling for horses at the Woolpack…
New School, Chapel Hill, 1824 – 1884
This building was erected in 1824 on what was then called School Hill. It was intended…
North Terrace
Front view of North Terrace, St Andrews Church (now New Life Community Church). (September 2013) lies just behind.
North Yard
North Yard was located off Haworth Lane, the Public House was ‘The Old House at Home’ and it closed in December 1909.
North, David – 1971
This was a dress rehearsal for the Top Youth Club competition, the club won this title 4 times….
Nunn, Walter – c1950s
Walter Nunn was a conductor on Ledgard’s buses, he began working around 1945 and…
Nunroyd Park (1)
View of the park which shows Nunroyd House in the background and people fishing on the pond.
Nunroyd Park (2)
26th December 2015: The park is waterlogged following severe flooding over the Xmas period.
Old Dog Mill (1)
Old Mill, or ‘T’owd Dog’ dates to 1792, and was built by Joseph Cawthray as the first steam-powered mill in the town of Yeadon. By the mid 1980’s, a local man Albert
Old Dog Mill (2)
In the background are the remains of the Old Dog Mill with one of the mill ponds in the foreground.
Old Haworth Lane
End of Old Haworth Lane at the junction with Queensway. The view looks across the LA Fitness grounds, once the site of Manor Mill, towards Baildon.
