Nine historic Leeds landmarks 'at risk of falling into neglect and decay'

The photos provide a snapshot of listed Leeds buildings judged as being 'at risk' in the city..

By Andrew Hutchinson

Published 8th Nov 2019, 16:30 BST

Updated 8th Nov 2019, 16:51 BST

Leeds City Council's at risk buildings register currently lists 113 grade I and II listed buildings in the city that are in danger of falling into 'neglect and decay'. Some of the buildings featured in this gallery may surprise you. READ MORE: Seven lost wonders of Leeds you may not know about | Leeds Quarry Hill Flats in 27 photos - rise and fall of the UK's largest social housing complex |

1. Calverley Old Hall

A medieval manor house with Grade I listed building status located in the village of Calverley in west Leeds.

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2. Stank Hall

Built in the late 15th century for the Beeston family. It has been listed as Grade II since October 1951.

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3. Queen Victoria statue

Unveiled in November 1905 and originally stood outside Leeds Town Hall. It was moved to Woodhouse Moor in 1937. The memorial was designated as a Grade II listed building in August 1976.