Yeadon Landmarks

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Starkeys Field

Starkey’s Field with stone terrace streets and houses, Yeadon Town Hall can be seen on the left. When these homes were demolished the site was…

Starkeys Field

Steep (1)

Looking from the Green up Town Street, known locally as “the Steep”. In this 1900 image crowds of people are gathered.

Steep (1)

Steep (2)

Looking down the Steep it is obvious why locals always call this street the Steep rather than Town Street. The pale coloured building at the bottom is Parmar’s newsagents.

Steep (2)

Suffolk Court

Suffolk Court situated off Silver Lane with pharmacy and doctors surgery.

Suffolk Court

Sun Street

Sun Street looking towards the High Street.

Sun Street

Sunny Bank Crescent

Sunnybank Crescent seen from Tarn View Road.

Sunny Bank Crescent

Swaine Hill – Area

Maple Terrace is the street on the left with Kirk Lane going up towards the centre of Yeadon. This area was often referred to as…

Swaine Hill – Area

Swaine Hill Terrace

Situated off Kirk Lane and facing an open area of grassland, a carved stone gives the building dated as 1869….

Swaine Hill Terrace

Swincar Avenue

The section of the road nearest the camera is addressed as Walker’s Row, it then continues as Swincar Avenue.

Swincar Avenue

Tarn View Road

Tarn View Road with Sunnybank Crescent off to the right.

Tarn View Road

Temperance Hall (1)

Mr S Battye is seen about to cut the first sod of earth for the foundations.

Temperance Hall (1)

Temperance Hall (2)

Businesses operating from there include Casa Pizza, Wooldridge financial services, Yass Hairdressing, Yorkshire College of Beauty and Peace Dance Studio.

Temperance Hall (2)