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Woodhouse Moor Branch Library

c1902. Woodhouse branch library opened 1902. Now a pub called 'The Library'

Woodhouse Lane

13th October 1999. View looking towards Woodhouse Lane. Dry Dock pub can be seen to front of the photograph. Dry Dock is the old gravel barge which was taken to the Woodhouse Lane site in December 1993 and refurbished in 2000. On the otherside of Woodhouse Lane is construction site of the LMU extension.

Woodhouse Lane, Rat and Parrot

24th September 1999.View of Rat and Parrot Public House on Woodhouse Lane. The pub opened in May 1998 in the Sunday School of the Woodhouse Lane Methodist New Connexion Chapel. Hanging baskets of floral arrangements and outdoor furniture can be seen.

Chemic Tavern, Woodhouse Street

November 1981 Image shows the Chemic Tavern at the junction of Woodhouse Street and Johnston Street. The Pub name and street names come from Johnston's Chemical Works originally located opposite the pub. The company manufactured industrial chemicals including Vitriol (sulphuric Acid).

Woodhouse Lane

5th October 1951. Photograph showing two popular pubs, facing Leeds University on Woodhouse Lane. The 'Pack Horse' and, just visible, 'The Eldon' which used to be known as the 'Cemetery Tavern'. Both Tetley's Brewery pubs. Note the tram lines and overhead wires.

Woodhouse Lane

24th September 1999.View looking towards the University of Leeds. Fenton pub on the left hand side. Buses, vans and cars are on the street. People are on the pavements.

Yate's Wine Lodge

24th September 1999 View of Yate's Wine Lodge on Woodhouse Lane. The pub occupies the Woodhouse Lane Chapel which was opened on April 29th 1858. It was designed by William Hill for the Leeds first circuit of the methodist new connexion.

Woodhouse Lane

26th October 1942. Eldon Public House, at the junctions with St. Marks Street and Spenceley Street. Tetley's pub, still standing and popular. Blackout markings on kerbs and lamp posts. Woodhouse Moor in distance.

Woodhouse Lane

26th October 1942. oodhouse Lane, North east side nos. 194-210. Tetley pub sign outside Pack Horse public House. Woodhouse Moor in background with tram. Black out markings on kerbs and lamp post. Advertising boards, Oxo, Frys Cocoa, Guiness.

Inner Ring Road Construction, Woodhouse Lane

22nd November 1965. Image shows a view looking towards Little London taken from the roof of Leeds Metropolitain University. In the immediate foreground is Woodhouse Lane with behind the 1960s construction of the Inner Ring Road visible. Land above the tunnels later became the site of the Woodhouse Lane car park and the Dry Dock Pub.