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Yeadon Landmarks

Football

>An early view of Football, with a resident sat outside having a rest. Whilst the building at the end with scaffolding around the chimney belonged to Atkinson’s Wheelwrights.

Fountain (1)

n image taken pre 1902 of Victoria Avenue and it is thought that it is the same image as shown below (G088) with the building on the left not shown presumed demolished.

Fountain (2)

eadon Fountain, its disappearance during WW2 gave rise to a mystery as to its fate.

Gill Lane (1)

An early view of Gill Lane, to the left the edge of Dinsdale Buildings can be seen.

Gill Lane (2)

ill Beck on Gill Lane provides a pleasant rural image.

Gill Lane (3)

The road surface collapsed after heavy rain, the road closure ran from just past Highfield to the junction of Warm Lane / Gill Lane. It is…

Grange Avenue

Grange Avenue seen from the High Street….

Grange House

This building was demolished in 1973, the photograph was taken by Stephen M Teale. A note states “Teale Residence, Grange Estate”.

Gravestone of William Murgatroyd

William Murgatroyd known as “Billy Murg”. An enterprising man who put Yeadon as a town on the map. Owner of Moorfield Mill, which was on…

Green Lane

A ginnel or alleyway connecting Green Lane to Cricketers Green.

Green Lane Mill 1868 – 2014

This mill was built in 1868 on land which was purchased from Rawdon Baptist Church. A clothier who lived…

Greenacre Park Avenue

View of Greenacre Park Avenue seen from Green Lane, the top of Benton Park school building appears above the trees.

Greengates Farm – 1967

Situated off Otley Old Road, these buildings were farm cottages.

Greenlea Estate

Greenlea Road which is in the Westfield area of Yeadon, This view is looking towards Gill Lane.

Greenside Cottages

Greenside, property on Warm Lane.

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Early Vehicles