Buildings

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0181
High Street from Post Office with A.R. Glass and Kasmir's. 1987. Lamp standard and litter bin.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0182
High Street from No.124 c.1905. Methodist chapel, lamp standard, horse-drawn carts.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0183
High Street from 132 (Hunt's furnishers and undertakers) c.1905. Methodist chapel.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0185
High Street c.1920. Butlers (furniture), Hunts (funeral directors) and Methodist chapel. Bicycle.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0192
High Street, Nos. 151-149. Ivy House (Penny residence) c.1860.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0218
High Street c.1960? Leeds Permanent Building Society and Post Office. One way traffic system.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0228
High Street c.1900. Thatched cottage, drum clock and pillar box.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0237
High Street. Timothy Whites (household goods) to left and The London Hotel to right.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0189
High Street c.1905. Geo. Hill & Son (glass) and Electric Theatre (with frontage lamps). Street lamp standard.
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High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0193
High Street c.1960. Beech Hurst and Gas showrooms (No.153).
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