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Yeadon Landmarks

Mauds Road

Mauds Road was located behind the Clothiers Arms, the properties were demolished in 1966 when Harper Lane was rerouted to the High Street and the bus bay created. The Lecture Hall on the High Street is in the background….

Mill Chimneys

Is this a view of Eddie Denison’s Westfield Mill? The 2 chimneys to the left would belong to the Old Dog and Manor Mills, the one on the right to Albert…

Millbank

New houses which were built on the site of Scott and Rhodes dyeworks, Banksfield Mill, they are located off Otley Lane.

Milners Road

Yeadon Readymix concrete works located in an old quarry on Milners Road.

Ministry of Aircraft Production (MAP) Bungalow

These houses were erected by the Ministry of Aircraft Production (MAP) to provide homes for people who had come to work at the A V Roe factory next

Miry Lane

Miry Lane is the tarmac path leading up to Abbey Garth and Wells Court apartment blocks. The small building between the two blocks is the Tarn public house…

Moor

Photo labelled as Yeadon Moor, it shows a farmhouse and duck pond.

Moor View

row of cottages off Victoria Avenue (Harrogate Road).

Moorfield Mills

Sign to mark the boundary of Moorefield Mills which were demolished in 1972. It is no longer in situ (February 2013)

Multi-View Postcards

In the centre is Yeadon Fountain, top left shows the bottom of the High Street at the corner with Silver Lane. Top right has the opposite side of the High Street…

Netherfield Terrace

Large stone terrace house on the left, a small child stands in the doorway of a smaller adjoining house on the right.

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…

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.

Nunroyd Cottages

mall row of cottages adjacent to Nunroyd House.

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