EAW015741 ENGLAND (1948). The city, Leeds, from the south-west, 1948

Locomotive shed or round house.

South Accomodation Road.

Temple Works.

Domestic Street

St Matthews.

Brown Lane East

Beeston Road

Holbeck Moor Road

Shafton View

Old York Road.

Leeds Market.

Fishermans Hut Pub (now closed)

Oxley Street.

Dent Street.

Kitson Street.

Old Pig Farm. Now Richmondhill School.

Easy Road

Civic Hall

Quarry Hill Flats

Wortley Recreation Ground

Armley Prison

Green Lane

Wellington Road

Copley Hill

Whitehall Road

Hunslet Hall road

Dewsbury Road

Leeds Dock.

St Saviour Church

Mount St Mary's Catholic Church

Holbeck engine shed

Leeds College of Art, later known as Jacob Kramer College now known as Leeds Arts University.

Location of the WW2 HAA battery, 'B/H6', at Boggart Hill, Seacroft. Its accommodation blocks are in close proximity.

Location of the WW2 HAA battery, 'C/-', at Harehills; looking as if it is being cleared. Likewise its accompanying accomodation area to the left.

brick works.

Roundhay Road primary school.

Dewsbury Rd , Meadow Rd and Meadow Lane

Jack Lane prefabs

Beeston Rd and Elland Rd Coach and Horses

Elland Road and Lane End Place

Hunslet Lane Goods yard now Crown Point Shopping Centre

Central Station

Cattle Market

Ingram Road CPJM School

Neville Hill MPD

Marsh Lane station. Closed 1958.