7. Kings Arms
The Kings Arms on Leek Street in Hunslet pictured in December 1960. A sign displaying the pub name and the Tetleys huntsman logo was first commissioned in the 1920s and decommissioned in 2000 due to anti hunting feelings amoung the public. Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service
8. Albert Inn
Albert Inn on South Accommodation Road pictured in October 1958. This pub was known locally as the Pocket Hole because it was so small, and was frequented by workers from the Donisthorpe Lax and Shaw Works. The landlord at this time was Ted Wood who provided the machine operators with as much beer as they could drink while they were working. These workers consumed on average about 8 pints per shift although some were known to drink up, to 20. The incredibly hot working conditions caused by the furnaces used to melt the glass meant that the workers sweated all of the alcohol out of their bodies. Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service
9. Black Bull Hotel
The Black Bull Hotel on Hunslet Road. Pictured in June 1951. Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net
10. The Grove Hotel
The Grove Hotel at number 28 Grove Road, an Ind Coope and Allsopp public house. Waterton Street is on the left edge, with Waterton Place on the right. The landlord of the Grove Hotel at the time of this photo from January 1961 was Cephas MacNicoll. Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service
11. Grey Mare Inn
Taken from Waterloo Road, looking down Bower Row prior to the Waterloo Road improvements. On the right is an empty unidentified retail premises, next to this is a large poster advertising Taylor's Drug Co. Further down the street is a house called Claremont House which has wooden carts in the yard. Towards the rear of the street, which is a cul-de-sac, it is possible to see the rear of the Grey Mare Inn which is located on Low Road beyond. Pictured in August 1904. Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net
12. New Harrogate
A Tetley's brewery pub, the New Harrogate, on Anchor Street pictured in June 1964 Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service