Leeds smallest House/oddity

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The Parksider
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Number 3 stanmore Hill just above the corner with Lumley Road, and the larger number 1 that's a pizza parlour.Its a small triangle of maybe 100 square feet?I don't know if it started out as all one house but now it's seemingly number 3 next to number one!! It looks to be a blind back house with a side door!!Any google streetview genius's that can bring the image up?Any census masterminds that can equally bring up "who lived in a house like this"For the enamel signs enthusiasts just above is the iron gate of the allotments with an old sign proclaiming the 1922 allotments act!

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The Parksider wrote: Number 3 stanmore Hill just above the corner with Lumley Road, and the larger number 1 that's a pizza parlour.Its a small triangle of maybe 100 square feet?I don't know if it started out as all one house but now it's seemingly number 3 next to number one!! It looks to be a blind back house with a side door!!Any google streetview genius's that can bring the image up?Any census masterminds that can equally bring up "who lived in a house like this"For the enamel signs enthusiasts just above is the iron gate of the allotments with an old sign proclaiming the 1922 allotments act! Street view http://goo.gl/maps/HhbfA

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This link is to an aerial view of the location. http://maps.google.com/?ll=53.811414,-1 ... 1&t=h&z=20
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The 1911 map seems to show it as one property.The 1908 Directory shows numbers 1 & 3 but one occupier.Hope I have got this correct     

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Built between 1890 and 1910 as it does not appear on 1890 OS map but does on the 1910.
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uncle mick wrote: The 1911 map seems to show it as one property. uncle mick,where did you source that map extract please?    
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cnosni wrote: uncle mick wrote: The 1911 map seems to show it as one property. uncle mick,where did you source that map extract please?    

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uncle mick wrote: The 1911 map seems to show it as one property.The 1908 Directory shows numbers 1 & 3 but one occupier.Hope I have got this correct      Your a genius Mick...If its one property why the 1 & 3 which is the conundrum.I await the census experts with fascination!!

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I cannot find Stanmore Hill in the 1901 census & in the 1911 census it is the only property recorded on Stanmore Hill. Looking at the 1910 map it is easy to see whyhttp://tinyurl.com/bpz5hpa

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I think i might know one smaller i will take a photograph today and post it. I could be wrong but i will see what you think.
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