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Another where is this.

Posted: Sat 15 Feb, 2025 10:12 pm
by MiggyBill
It's been a while since we had a where is this so I thought I would post this painting of a street / property somewhere in Leeds. I saw this painting in an online auction and thought I recognised the scene and after researching I was correct in my assumption. I realise it may be difficult to locate, I used to live 2 mins away in the 1960s so had an advantage. There is a pic on Leodis taken from the exact same angle. I think this property was demolished1970s/80s although I could be wrong. I will leave this for a while and then give clues if nobody guesses correctly.

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Mon 17 Feb, 2025 9:42 am
by tyke bhoy
I don't really know either area but 2 spring to mind. The Belle Vue Road area of Burley or Richmond Hill?

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Mon 17 Feb, 2025 6:51 pm
by MiggyBill
Hi Tyke Bhoy, thank you for your guesses. Not a million miles from Burley / Belle Vue rd, however I will give a clue, the picture is of property in Woodhouse but now long gone.

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Mon 17 Feb, 2025 10:26 pm
by iansmithofotley
The photograph is of Johnston Street (off Woodhouse Street) between the Chemic Pub and Woodhouse Ridge. The steps lead up to Ganton View.

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Tue 18 Feb, 2025 8:04 pm
by MiggyBill
Well done Ian, please see attached pic from Leodis with the proof.

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Tue 18 Feb, 2025 10:11 pm
by Leodian
I enjoyed this W&W :). Looking on Leodis I came across a photo dated 1970 that seems to be a view at the same site. 2012118_173180

Re: Another where is this.

Posted: Tue 25 Feb, 2025 1:41 pm
by iansmithofotley
MiggyBill wrote:
Tue 18 Feb, 2025 8:04 pm
Well done Ian, please see attached pic from Leodis with the proof.
Hi MiggyBill - to be fair, I was born (1946) and bred in Woodhouse and lived about 300 yards from this location and went to Quarry Mount School (a short distance away). As a child, I used to play on the steps and climb on the wall in the photograph. Also, with my friends, I used to play on Woodhouse Ridge which was a short distance away. In later years, I used the Chemic Pub and was also a member of the Chemic Angling Club which was founded by the landlord, Cliff Peel along with my father and grandfather in the early 1950's. I moved from Woodhouse to Cookridge in 1958. Ian