Photos by Noseyinround: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

The "Bride Stone" is the one in the middle here like an egg perched on a slender pillar. Local myth has it that the stone is a rich source of fertility for newly married couples!!!

wanderful photo beautiful shot regards

The unique Schulze Organ. It is made up of 5 organs. Originally buit for Thomas Kennedy and installed at Meanwood Towers. When installed at St.Barts' it was enlarged and in recent restoration work it has been further improved.

Click here to see a photo of Meanwood Towers in 1950.

Nice picture ! Greatings from germany : Der kleine Fuchs

Interesting shot :-) Cheers Eva

I walked over Black Hill in summer of 1990. One of the most desolate places I've ever been.

I love this picture! A fusion of L.S. Lowry and Ben Nicholson . . . perhaps. (See the exhibition of the latter's work at the Abbot Hall Gallery in Kendal if you can get the chance before it ends). Really pleased to see your set of shots of Braime's Pressings as I would have liked to have taken advantage of the English Heritage Open House event to get a look at the factory. There's a connection to be made somewhere between the Hunslet of 1913 and the Clarence Dock etc. re-development of 2008, all that's gone between and, ominously, what's on the horizon! Thanks for the enjoyment, John

This cafeteria was specially provided for the women workers brought in during World War I at Braime's Pressings, Hunslet Road.

Good idea, good shot :-) Cheers Eva

Parts of this factory are to be preserved by English Heritage when Braime's relocate to a new smaller building.

The building os to be developed into flats but the women's canteen and other areas will be saved: "Protected status, along with other sections of the works such as the toilets, panelled reception area and the decorated red-brick frontage, means that the canteens will have to be incorporated into the new project."Quoted from:

http://www.yorkshirelife.co.uk/main-menu-yorkshire-county-news-canteen-dining--39936