Leeds Club and Leeds Library on Commercial Street

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BarFly
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Darn-it! I worked for the firm that Dibb Lupton ended up part of until a couple of years ago. Had I known I may have been able to ask someone in the Real Estate department about it, though I confess it would have been a long shot.
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There is an article in today's YEP on the library. http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/n ... -1-5446722 Quote: It remains a hidden gem above one of the busiest shopping streets in the UK.Located up above the shops at 18, Commercial Street, lies an important piece of the city’s cultural history.The independent Leeds Library is open to members who pay an annual subscription and has been there since 1768. ....
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I have been a mmeber of the library for over 10 years and can recommend it to peopel as a fantastic resource.it currently costs £120 for a single membership per year.The fact the cheque is in the book means whoever compiled it must have been a member and probably on the committee.
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