Venerable Bede church Stanningley Rd
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I was just wondering on my drive into work today how old the Venerable Bede church in Bramley is? I thought maybe '50s/'60s but don't know for sure.I thought if anyone knows it will be someone on Secret Leeds!Here's a link to it on street view if you're not sure of the one I mean - http://g.co/maps/9ttk8
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1937/38 according to Leodishttp://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?resourceIde ... SPLAY=FULL
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I wish they hadn't bothered. Every time I go past I think what a dreadful unwelcoming place it looks - a complete blot on the landscape.
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uncle mick wrote: 1937/38 according to Leodishttp://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?resourceIde ... SPLAY=FULL Ah never thought of checking Leodis, I guess it's quite hard to date because it's essentially a big brick box.It's not the prettiest of buildings but I like it for some reason, then again I think I have weird taste in architecture as I liked the International Pool and the building that used to be on the arena site...
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Cardiarms wrote: I've always thought the design must have been heavily influenced by the Electricity Board. I take it that's still your CURRENT view on the matter Cardiarms
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jdbythesea wrote: BLAKEY wrote: Cardiarms wrote: I've always thought the design must have been heavily influenced by the Electricity Board. I take it that's still your CURRENT view on the matter Cardiarms That comment was shocking Blakey! Yes jd you're right - I admit that it was shocking and I feared there woud be some RESISTANCE to it - in fact I wouldn't be surprised to receive an envelope marked OHMS about it !!
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BLAKEY wrote: jdbythesea wrote: BLAKEY wrote: Cardiarms wrote: I've always thought the design must have been heavily influenced by the Electricity Board. I take it that's still your CURRENT view on the matter Cardiarms That comment was shocking Blakey! Yes jd you're right - I admit that it was shocking and I feared there woud be some RESISTANCE to it - in fact I wouldn't be surprised to receive an envelope marked OHMS about it !! If you do BLAKEY you could allways VOLT over the back fence.
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