St James' Church, Woodside, Horsforth
Come and discover some of the history of this Grade II listed building which has served the local community since Victorian times and continues to do so today.
Come and discover some of the history of this Grade II listed building which has served the local community since Victorian times and continues to do so today.
The Methley Archive will once again share some of their extensive local collection at Rivers Meet Cafe for Heritage Open Days.
Built in 1882, by Yorkshire architect JT Micklethwaite, designed for Anglo-Catholic worship. Amazing collection of carved and decorated woodwork.
A landmark building at a major gateway into the city, close to the A63, en route from Junction 45.
A two-hour workshop that focuses on the three key shopping parades through Harehills (Roundhay Road, Harehills Road and Harehills Lane) as part of the Routes - Connections - Networks theme.
We'll explore the past, present and future of these streets.
Connect with local history through music in this special 'Come and Sing' event with Leeds Festival Chorus.
1-3 Chapel Street
Headingley
Leeds
LS6 3HZ
United Kingdom
You are welcome to visit one of the oldest church buildings in Headingley. See the church and its garden, view our exhibition about Otley Road over the past 200 years and reminisce about bygone shops and buildings. Enjoy home-made refreshments.
Leeds Cathedral (The Cathedral Church of St Anne) is a Grade II* Listed Building, completed in 1904.
It is one of 22 Catholic cathedrals in England & Wales, and widely recognised as an outstanding example, of Art & Crafts architecture and design.
York has been a very significant place for many centuries, while Leeds only really surged up the urban hierarchy from 250 years ago.
Why this great contrast? And yet what do the two places have in common? Each can be understood more fully with reference to the other.
Visit the only 20th century Grade I listed parish church in England.