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| Title | Whack House Lane |
| Date | 1912 |
| Location | Yeadon |
| Photo ID | M108 |
| Comment | An early view of Whack House Lane. |
I401 – Whack House Lane, Undated.
Whack House Lane – Undated
An image of Whack House Lane with Leafield Woollen Mill on the right hand side.
Donated by Andy Grigg.
N20 – Pump House, 1936.
Pump House – 1936
Pumphouse built on Whack House Lane, designed by Chorley, Gribbon and Foggitt of 3 Park Place, Leeds.
N21 – Pump House, 1936.
Pump House – 1936
Pump mechanism inside the pumphouse on Whack House Lane.
L541 – Syke House, Undated.
Syke House, Whack House Lane/New Road – Undated
Syke House, Yeadon, located at the corner of Whack House Lane and New Road.
This photo was donated by Rosemary Molinari.
Z301 – Whack House Lane, 1983.
Whack House Lane – 1983
The buildings on the left have been replaced with houses, Kirk Lane Mill on the right was the location of the Safe Haven charity furniture warehouse.
Photographer Dennis Court.
FB166 – Whack House Lane, 2000.
Whack House Lane – 2000
The garden , kitchen and sitting room of a cottage on Whack House Lane, built in 1898, it was basically a 2 up and 2 down with cellar and attic.
Donated by Edwy Harling.
FB167 – Whack House Lane, 2000.
Whack House Lane – 2000
Interior view showing the kitchen and sitting room of the cottage on Whack House Lane, sympathetically renovated with modern facilities installed. A dormer window was put in the attic to create more bedrooms.
Donated By Edwy Harling.
FB168 – Whack House Lane, 2000.
Whack House Lane – 2000
The cottage was bought in 1986 for £32,000, after refurbishment it sold in 2003 for £145,000.
Donated by Edwy Harling.
I440 – Whack House Lane, 2014.
Whack House Lane – 2014
Old signage for G Denison Grocer has been retained above a window of this property.
Photographer Joanne Coultas.
U235 – Whack House Lane, 2014.
Whack House Lane – 2014
The junction of Whack House Lane and Kirk Lane, looking across to a car compound on Kirk Lane “CarMax” used car sales.
Photographer Phil Walker.
U236 – Whack House Lane, 2014.
Whack House Lane – 2014
View down Whack House Lane showing where the road narrows as it goes over the old Guiseley, Yeadon & Rawdon Branch line now defunct rail line and a greenway walking route.
Photographer Phil Walker.
U237 – Whack House Lane, 2014.
Whack House Lane – 2014
As above.
U197 – Whack House Lane, 2014.
Whack House Lane – 2014
This is the old Railway bridge between Whack House Lane and the Westfield area.
Photographer Phil Walker.
Consolidated by Elaine Ellwood. 16 September 2021.
Last updated: 10 January 2023 – All images reviewed.
