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Heritage Railways near Leeds: Middleton Railway

 

Middleton Colliery Railway

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The Middleton Colliery Railway is one of the oldest in the world and was the first commercially successful steam locomotive, paving the way for the world’s first passenger railway - the Stockton and Darlington Railway of 1825. It is
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History and Popcorn @ Hyde Park Picture House, Headingley Leeds

 

Hyde Park Picture House Logo LeedsHyde Park Picture House

 

There’s something magical about watching a film in Hyde Park Picture House.

 

Located in the heart of Hyde Park, a bohemian community where many students live and a 25 minute walk from Leeds city centre, the ornate gas lamp outside lights up the Edwardian facade like a film set, as you enter past the small ticket kiosk… into the
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Leeds Leeds Leeds: The Fame!

 

I Love Leeds (from Zazzle)What Leeds is Famous For!


Leeds is situated in West Yorkshire in the north of England, the city is the fourth largest in England with almost 450,000 citizens, but what exactly makes the city of Leeds famous other than how big it is?

The fame of Leeds isn’t attributed to only one thing, as Leeds is a big city with a big heart and because of this many people will know Leeds for many different reason
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Leeds Railway Station

 

Leeds Railway Station: Leeds City

 

Wellington Street entrance to Leeds station (by Redvers)Leeds Railway Station - also known as Leeds City – is the busiest mainline station in the UK after London and Glasgow, with around 101,000 passengers and over 900 trains passing through each day on journeys to most major UK destinations.

 
Located on New Station Street at the foot
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Santa Claus is Coming to Your Town! Finding Father Christmas in November and December 2009

 

Looking for Santa Claus in Leeds and around West Yorkshire, November and December 2009.
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Brand New, Your Retro: Vintage Shopping in Leeds – Classic!

 

vintage-fair-by-striaticVintage Clothes Shops in Leeds


Leeds is a city that is full of hustle and bustle and is driven by the latest trends, but this doesn’t stop the vintage clothes shops doing extremely well through the fashions that always stay ‘in’.

If you like hunting for great deals and unique pieces of clothing, then you are in luck as the city of Leeds has a number of vintage clothes shops that offer some amazing old and retro pieces at very reasonable prices.

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Parks and Gardens in Leeds

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Parks and Gardens in Leeds

 
Leeds may be a large and sprawling metropolitan city, but it is also a city full of wonderful gardens and public parks.
 
For those that wish to find a quiet place to take time out, or want to enjoy a walk in natural surroundings, Leeds has many parks and gardens visitors and locals alike are sure to enjoy.
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Days Out near Leeds: Harewood House

harewood-house-by-ell-brown-flickrHarewood House and Gardens

Harewood House is a ‘St Petersburg palace on a Yorkshire hill’, a huge stately home owned by the Queens cousin, the Earl of Harewood.
 
If a beautiful stately home set in the most amazing grounds interests you then a visit to Harewood House is a must, as it was voted England’s Large Visitor Attraction of the Year 2009.

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Thwaite Mills Watermill Museum

thwaite-mill-from-leeds_diarystarThwaite Mills Watermill Museum

 
Located on an ‘island’ in Stourton, just south of the city of Leeds, the Thwaite Mills Watermill Museum sits between the River Aire and the Aire and Calder Navigation.
 
Thwaite Mills is one of the best last remaining examples in Britain of a water-powered mill.
 
Visitors will enjoy a unique opportunity to see water-powered industry of a bygone time up close; a working piece of history that’s still in use as it was centuries ago.

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Days Out in Leeds: The River Aire

river-aire-by-russelljsmith-flickrThe River Aire


The River Aire is one of the major rivers in Britain, located in the Yorkshire. The source of the river is located in Malham Tarn and ends as a tributary to the River Ouse and is 71 miles in length (111 km).

The main reason for the River Aire being so well known is not for its size, but more for its journey through the city of Leeds and the way it shaped the city we know today.

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