Yeadon Businesses
Maughan’s Bakers
Winter had truly set in with a vengeance and Maughan’s Bakery on Yeadon High Street, shows off some
Milner & Firth – c1900
Milner and Firth’s shuttle works began in Bradford in 1866 then later they moved to Yeadon, initially they were located in a section…
Moorfield Bus Company – c1930
The bus is a Star Flyer with seats for 20 passengers, Reg. WX2805. The destination is Otley and the driver Norman Wilkinson.
Moorfield Mill 1877 – 1972
The spinning mule was invented by Samuel Crompton Circa 1775-1779. Prior to this the spinning of yarn was carried out by women…
Morrisons Supermarket (1)
Queen Street Chapel looks down on the building site, Hanover House flats are now in this location (December 2012).
Morrisons Supermarket (2)
his is the bottom end of the car park with South View Road to the left. Also on the left is the old health centre…
Murgatroyds Fish Restaurant
Looking across from the High Street to the outside eating area of the restaurant.
National Westminster Bank
Empty premises on Silver Lane, this was the Natwest Bank until closure in December 2015.
Naylor Jennings
Mr Naylor and Mr Jennings of Green Lane Dyeworks with offices and works depicted in the background.
Old Laundry – 1961
The old laundry was located to the rear of Cemetery Road, three boys seen in the photo.
Parish Newsagents
The newsagents and petrol station which was situated on a corner plot set back from the junction of Bayton Lane and Harrogate Road….
Pauline’s – 1979
n exterior view of the shop which initially was in the lower section of Morrisons store on the High Street…
R Nunn, Café – c1930
This café in a converted WW1 hut was situated at the corner of Warren House Lane and Harrogate Road, opposite White…
Rawdon Industrial Co-operative Society
Rawdon Industrial Cooperative Society store on Yeadon High Street at the corner with Marshall Street.
