| Title | Leeds Co-operative Store |
| Date | 1928 |
| Location | Yeadon |
| Photo ID | A137 |
| Comment | This branch of the Leeds Industrial Cooperative Society was on Town Hall Square, built after the alterations to the square in 1928. In the right window a notice exhorts people to “Eat more Salmon – Buy a half pound tin – Do it Now!” In 1967 the building was converted into a library opening in 1968. |
A136 – Leeds Co-operative Store, Undated.
Leeds Co-operative Store – Undated
A branch of the Leeds Cooperative stores on the Steep (Town Street) in Yeadon.
On the left is a poster advertising events in the Peoples Hall, Albion Street, Leeds, the headquarters of the L.I.C.S. Three shop assistants pose in the doorway.
N36 – Leeds Co-operative Store, Undated.
Leeds Co-operative Store – Undated
Leeds Industrial Co-operative store on the High Street.
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Re A137
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The Leeds Co-op building went round the corner on the left and was occupied by Leed’s Co-op Butchers.
25 June 2013.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 26 November 2021.
Last updated: 13 January 2023 – All images updated.
