| [1] | Can you help? (Unknown) (15 comments) |
|  Undated.
A formal group photograph showing staff and officials of a hospital, on a lawned area outside the building. The uniforms of the nurses, and the attire of the two ladies on the front row, are consistent with a date of the 1920s. |
| [2] | Can You Help? (Morley) (5 comments) |
|  Undated.
View of an unidentified man and two women posing for the camera outside what appears to be a stone-built two-story farmhouse with attached barn. They are wearing a late nineteenth/early twentieth century style of dress. It was originally described as Howley Hall Farm but this is not now thought to be the case. It is still very likely to be in the Morley area, however, as the image is part of the David Atkinson Archive. A hand-written message in ink at the top reads "to wish you a Merry Xristmas". Image used courtesy of Peter Aldred. |
| [3] | Can you help? (West Ardsley) |
|  1900s.
In this view two women and a child stand in front of the entrance of a house, there is a number 79 next to the door of the stone-built house and curtains and blinds at the multi-paned windows. Image used courtesy of Peter Aldred. Photograph from the David Atkinson Archive.
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| [4] | Can you help? (West Ardsley) (1 comment) |
|  c1910.
Image shows an elderly couple and their dog outside their home, possibly Soothill area. The house is stone-built with a walled garden, iron railings and gate. Image used courtesy of Peter Aldred. Photograph from the David Atkinson Archive. |
| [5] | Can You Help? (City Centre) (1 comment) |
|  1970s.
Belgrave Street area?
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| [6] | Can You Help? (City Centre) |
|  1970s.
Belgrave Street area? |
| [7] | Can you help? (City Centre) |
|  1970s.
Belgrave Street area? |
| [8] | Can you help? (City Centre) (1 comment) |
|  1970s.
Belgrave Street area? |
| [9] | Can You help? (City Centre) (3 comments) |
|  1970s.
Belgrave Street area? |
| [10] | Can you help? (Unknown) (3 comments) |
|  Undated.
This detached brick-built house is Georgian in style and is thought to have been situated in Osmondthorpe Lane, but may have been demolished in the 1930s. We would be interested to know the exact location of the property and any other information, including the name of it. |
| [11] | Can you help? (Unknown) (4 comments) |
|  3rd December 1985.
View of a terraced house with derelict outbuilding. |
| [12] | Can You Help? (Unknown) (4 comments) |
|  Undated.
Unidentified terraced houses with some demoliton having taken place in foreground. |
| [13] | Can You Help? (Unknown) (2 comments) |
|  Undated.
Unidentified street of derelict terrace houses, presumably taken shortly before demolition. |
| [14] | Can You Help? (Unknown) (3 comments) |
|  Undated.
Unidentified block of terraced housing in the process of demolition. Tower blocks in the background. |
| [15] | Can You Help? (Unknown) (10 comments) |
|  Undated.
View shows a steep residential street in the Woodhouse area, believed to date from the 1960s. |
| [16] | Can You Help? (Unknown) (6 comments) |
|  Undated.
Unidentified residential street showing terraced houses with gardens. |