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Top: The New Road cuts across the centre of the view, at the
top line is Sizers Hill off Henshaw Lane.
Gill Lane begins top left and runs
right across the picture to bottom right.
The church school built by donation
from Mr. Barwick is on the corner of Henshaw Lane and the top of Gill Lane to
the right.
Dinsdale Buildings run from right to left mid centre. most of the
cottages on this section have gone except for three shops and the Woolpack Inn
opposite.
The little row of cottages mid left are on New Road Side.
Across the New Road going down Gill Lane we pass the old garages and the
cottages belonging to the Gas Works.
Upper middle: A view of the gas works with cottages at the bottom, an old
lane, Goit Lane arc’s off to the right, it leads to Warm Lane.
Lower middle: A view of two cottages and a barn belonging to Low Hall, the
barn was used to house the coaches.
The gardens were used for produce, the beck
runs top middle to the right and under Gill Lane, it flows from the Dam at the
top of Yeadon.
Bottom: A bigger view of cottages on Gill Lane, with a farmhouse where they
kept pigs ( now no's 24 and 26 ) middle left, next to this is a house that used
to belong to Julia Dinsdale, but now tenanted (August 2014).
The gardens at the bottom used to
be allotments.
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