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How many of these Leeds city centre yards exist today? | jpimedia

Changing Leeds - Go down these hidden and historic city centre alleys and yards

By Andrew Hutchinson
Published 20th Jan 2020, 06:00 BST
Updated 13th Feb 2020, 09:04 BST
The city centre boasts a network of alleys and yards which up part of Leeds's rich history and heritage.

These photos archive aim to bring these often hidden or unknown gems into focus and showcase life in Leeds through the decades. How many of these alleys and yards exist today? LIFE IN LEEDS THROUGH THE DECADES: 1920s | 1930s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook

The yard off Shambles and Fish Street in Leeds city centre.

1. Year unknown

The yard off Shambles and Fish Street in Leeds city centre. | jpimedia

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Myer's Temperance Hotel at Kenyon's Court.

2. Year unknown

Myer's Temperance Hotel at Kenyon's Court. | jpimedia

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This is King's Arms Yard off Lower Headrow. The narrow alley over the wall was Atkinsons Court. This would be part of the site on which the Odeon Cinema would be built.

3. 1925

This is King's Arms Yard off Lower Headrow. The narrow alley over the wall was Atkinsons Court. This would be part of the site on which the Odeon Cinema would be built. | jpimedia

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Dodsworth Court, which connects Trinity Street and Briggate.

4. September 1968

Dodsworth Court, which connects Trinity Street and Briggate. | jpimedia

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Wormald's Yard in Lower Briggate.

5. Year unknown

Wormald's Yard in Lower Briggate. | jpimedia

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Bink's Rose and Crown Yard, off Briggate.

6. Year unknown

Bink's Rose and Crown Yard, off Briggate. | jpimedia

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