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Warrent, Kathleen – 1971

This was a dress rehearsal for the Top Youth Club competition, the club won this title 4 times…

Waterworks

Yeadon Waterworks Company was founded in 1886, the following years brought disputes…

Waterworks

ituated on Whack House Lane, this former waterworks building has been occupied by West Yorkshire Glazing (UK). There is also a “To Let” notice on the wall.

Waterworth Family – c1894

Abraham Waterworth is the father, born 1852 in Yeadon, his wife was Sarah Jane nee Womersley, born 1856 in Yeadon. She is holding baby boy Rowan …

Watkinson, Alan (Deceased) – 1955

Newspaper reports on the death of Flying Officer Alan Watkinson in an air accident.

Watkinson, Margaret – 1938

Margaret was awarded 2nd prize in a nationwide drawing competition. Fellow pupils…

Waugh, Harry – 1969

Musician Harry Waugh holding a violin. Photographer Bryan Waite, donated by his family.

Weddings

Wedding of Walter Long & Clara Louisa (Louie) Towers….

Wellfield

In the early 1900s this was the home of Joseph Peel, the people seen here were possibly members of Queen Street Methodist Chapel.

Wells Court

To the left is Abbey Garth, Wells Court is the apartment block on the right. The steps lead down to Well Lane where the cars are parked then down to Miry Lane which runs past the Old Dog Mill.

Wesley Street

These houses on Wesley Street were back-to-back with properties on Copt Royd Street. Both Streets were demolished. Copt Royd Grove replaced them with new housing.

Wesleyan Chapel School – 1900

The Wesleyan Chapel schoolroom which was adjacent to the old chapel which is on the right….

West Hall

n land originally owned by Walter Calverley, in 1821 John Hustler purchased the land from John Whalley for £2,200. Joseph…

West Lea Grove

Westlea Grove is in the Westfield area of Yeadon.

West View

The end house on West View, this was once a Tuck Shop run by Mr & Mrs Elliot Teal in the 1960s, very popular with the pupils from the nearby Aireborough Grammar School. Photographer Phil Walker.

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Early Vehicles