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Phill_dvsn
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Thanks for your valuable knowledge again Blakey, unfortunately it doesn't help us much with the film location as yet. Hi Leo, it's actually jogons bus here I was trying to identifyhttp://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/image.aspx?imageid=7059The ones I posted were only for comparison to see if they matched.
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Jogon
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BIG N wrote: Could the photo Jogon asked about at the beginning of this thread be taken in what was Wellington St coach station, possibly before some of the later buildings were added to the site. Now you mention it.. the wall}?"United Automobile Services LLE28, EHN984, a Leyland TS8 with ECW C32F body, one of ten dating from 1939, waits in Wellington Street coach station, Leeds to take up service to Middlesbrough.It was numbered LT084 when new, being renumbered in May 1951 after the batch were rebuilt by E.C.W., and was sold in October 1957 to a dealer.Photo taken by John Kaye, Saturday 9 March 1957, Wellington Street coach station, Leeds"
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BLAKEY
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Jogon wrote: Phill_dvsn wrote: Any help?http://www.yfaonline.com/film/billy-lia ... s-bradford TaForgot that and will have a trawl.The building right of shot looks a bit Wellington Street-ish.Behind the bus looks to be a big tall factory wall?Could be anywhere. I think bits of Manchester got used too. Due to the presence of the West Riding double decker it must surely be somewhere in the operating territory of that Company ?
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BLAKEY
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BIG N wrote: Could the photo Jogon asked about at the beginning of this thread be taken in what was Wellington St coach station, possibly before some of the later buildings were added to the site. Sorry BIG N, but definitely not Wellington Street Coach Station by any stretch of the imagination - once again I don't think any West Riding vehicle ever ventured near Wellington Street
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Leodian
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Phill_dvsn wrote: Hi Leo, it's actually jogons bus here I was trying to identifyhttp://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/image.aspx?imageid=7059The ones I posted were only for comparison to see if they matched. Cheers Phill. Sorry, my mistake. I like the sound of a jogon bus (presumably jogoff also ). Apologies to Jogon for that probably awful play on words of mine.
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biofichompinc
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BLAKEY wrote: Sorry BIG N, but definitely not Wellington Street Coach Station by any stretch of the imagination - once again I don't think any West Riding vehicle ever ventured near Wellington Street The wall did look as if.....However, definitive proof - as if it were needed after Blakey's pronouncement - is in this photo from Leodis.The building to the right of the bus parking area was the ticket office and waiting room etc and was much smaller than the one behind Schlesinger, Bewes, crew, extras and interested members of the early sixties Leeds public on Jogon's photograph. Here it is..http://www.leodis.org/display.aspx?reso ... AY=FULLThe search continues.