Signs of old leodis
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This sign survives in Leeds Central Library from 1934, when the Municipal Buildings housed the City of Leeds Police Headquarters and Criminal Investigation Department until they moved to Brotherton House in Westgate and finally on to Millgarth.
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I remember when I lived in East Parade as a child in the 60s, the Headrow street sign had a supplementary wooden sign underneath which said “Late Park Lane” and I couldn’t work out what it meant!
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Very interesting stuff Tasa - I've known the area in and around Woodhouse for years - but I've never seen those boundary markers -brilliant find. Wonder if there are any others?
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drapesy wrote: Very interesting stuff Tasa - I've known the area in and around Woodhouse for years - but I've never seen those boundary markers -brilliant find. Wonder if there are any others? There's ceretainly a boundary marker near the Parish Church, but I guess you'd know about that one.
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Trojan wrote: drapesy wrote: Very interesting stuff Tasa - I've known the area in and around Woodhouse for years - but I've never seen those boundary markers -brilliant find. Wonder if there are any others? There's ceretainly a boundary marker near the Parish Church, but I guess you'd know about that one. Is that the blue "heritage plaque" Trojan ?? It is on the Parish Church wall and indicates that this spot was the EAST BAR to the village of Leeds.
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BLAKEY wrote: Trojan wrote: drapesy wrote: Very interesting stuff Tasa - I've known the area in and around Woodhouse for years - but I've never seen those boundary markers -brilliant find. Wonder if there are any others? There's ceretainly a boundary marker near the Parish Church, but I guess you'd know about that one. Is that the blue "heritage plaque" Trojan ?? It is on the Parish Church wall and indicates that this spot was the EAST BAR to the village of Leeds. Yes I think it may be.
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This is at the bottom of Crab Lane in Armley. The white lettering is Leeds Provident/Provincial?? Building Society, and the cream sections at top and bottom say "Home xxx Safe xxx" and "Branch Office".
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