EPW015805 ENGLAND (1926). The market place, Otley, 1926

The buildings that were replaced in the 1930s by Moss's grocery shop, latterly Jack Fultons.

The Queens Head pub on Kirkgate closed in 1955.

The New Inn public house, closed 1988, and now Superdrug.

Tin shed that still stands as Wormalds Garage.

Junction of Newmarket and Mercury Row

Junction of Walkergate, Nelson St and Charles St.

Site of the current Post Office, built in the late 1930s, after Crossgate was constructed continuing what had been Sugar St towards Boroughgate.

Site of the current Library Hub

Site of the bus station constructed in the 1930s.

Trolleybus overhead that ran here from 1915 to 1928.

The entrance to the now filled in underground public lavatories.

The Victorian Jubilee Clock in the market square was originally constructed by public subscription, as a memorial for the Transvaal War at the turn of the 20th Century, a memorial for Belgian refugees from World War I and a dedication was also installed in August 2005 to all those from Otley who suffered in World War II.