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[buffaloskinner]

Hi Catty Carol, there were a few public houses in the area and I believe the British Queen was the closest on Grape Street.



You may find the Hunslet Remembered site of interest to you http://www.hunslet.org/index.html

[buffaloskinner]

Sorry Tilly we both posted at the same time, I should have known that you would have the info

[TABBYCAT]

Hi Catty Carol, there were a few public houses in the area and I believe the British Queen was the closest on Grape Street.



You may find the Hunslet Remembered site of interest to you http://www.hunslet.org/index.html

Wasn't there a pub, long gone, on Leathley Rd called the Pineapple?

[tilly]

Hi TABBYCAT The Pineapple was on Pottery Fields if you know where the gas holder is it was a bit further to the right of that just before you drop down the hill that leads to Crown Point Shopping Center.

[tilly]

Hi buffaloskinner its a change for me to know some of the answers on here, you know a lot more than me when it comes to Leeds keep up the good work.

[cattycarol]

i am going to library to see if i can find when she lived there as i dont know proper dates.
her name was edith ely and she lived with a man called jack smith
also i remember a lady called mrs. prentiss who i remember sitting on her top step all the time in the summer

[buffaloskinner]

Hi buffaloskinner its a change for me to know some of the answers on here, you know a lot more than me when it comes to Leeds keep up the good work.

Tilly I should have let you answer it anyway with it being your neck of the woods, I just looked on the 1898 map and that's the only one I could see in the area.