1898 – Queen’s Theatre, Leeds, Yorkshire
The Queen’s Theatre auditorium could accommodate 3,500 people, and as reported in the Leeds Mercury,
The Queen’s Theatre auditorium could accommodate 3,500 people, and as reported in the Leeds Mercury,
From The Building News, July 16 1920: “Messrs. Marsh, Jones, and Cribb, the well-known decorators and furnishers of Leeds,
From The Building News, December 19 1873: “This illustration represents one of tho new shops in the reconstruction of Boar-lane,
Published in The Building News, July 10 1874: “This building has been lately erected for Mr.
The Infirmary was built in 1874 alongside the Leeds Union Workhouse. In 1915 both workhouse and infirmary were taken over as the East Leeds War Hospital;
Construction of the current hospital on its new site in Great George Street started in 1863 to the designs of Sir George Gilbert Scott.
Constructed as a lecture hall, and location for study, the Institute was later used as a concert hall,
Illustration published in The Building News, July 11th 1873: “Amongst this week’s illustrations we give a perspective view of a Leather Warehouse in course of erection in Leeds,
Perspective including ground & 1st floor plans published in The Building News, January 19th 1877.
New stables for the Monk Bridge Iron Co. Ltd. Perspective View published in The Building News,