Visible street signs for streets that no longer exist.
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kango wrote: Same area 1903 , the houses to the right look to be where Wooler Place is.http://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?reso ... SPLAY=FULL The houses to the right fronted on to Old Lane inbetween Cross Flatts Crescent and St Anthony's Church.They were still there in the mid-sixties. I don't know the exact date they were demolished - probably forty or so years ago.
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Jogon wrote: Pine Court http://goo.gl/maps/bVb1UKirkgate Open 1n 199922nd September 1999. View of number 83 Kirkgate which is now First Contact recruitment agency. On the right is the entrance to Pine Court.
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salt 'n pepper wrote: This is an interesting one. I noticed it on the way back from Leeds United on Sunday afternoon. First time I've been in a good while. That's a coincidence, S'nP, I too went to the match at Elland Road on Sunday for the first time in just over 30 years, and I also spotted what I think is one of these signs.http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Cambria ... ,,0,2.61If you copy and paste the above link into your browser, you should be able to see a sign on the end of a house which I believe says Cambrian Place. According to the map, the terrace of houses is Cambrian Street, so I guess Cambrian Place must have run at a right angle to this, possibly demolished to make way for the M621 and/or its off-sliproad?
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Bruno wrote: salt 'n pepper wrote: This is an interesting one. I noticed it on the way back from Leeds United on Sunday afternoon. First time I've been in a good while. That's a coincidence, S'nP, I also went to the match at Elland Road on Sunday for the first time in just over 30 years, and I also spotted what I think is one of these signs.http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Cambria ... ,,0,2.61If you copy and paste the above link into your browser, you should be able to see a sign on the end of a house which I believe says Cambrian Place. According tothe map, the terrace of houses is Cambrian Street, so I guess Cambrian Place must have run at a right angle to this, possibly demolished to make way for the M621 and/or its off-sliproad? Bruno - go for google's "short url" option
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i found one on Lower Wortley Road http://goo.gl/maps/eeusGalso bottom of Branch Road Armley. there is a blacked out sign http://goo.gl/maps/u1zvjWeenie
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weenie wrote: i found one on Lower Wortley Road http://goo.gl/maps/eeusGalso bottom of Branch Road Armley. there is a blacked out sign http://goo.gl/maps/u1zvjWeenie Looks like Roman numerals but I can't be sure.
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