Abbey Road, Hawksworth, Leeds

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The photograph on this page of Abbey Road, Hawksworth, Leeds by Rich Tea as part of the Geograph project.

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Abbey Road, Hawksworth, Leeds

Image: © Rich Tea Taken: 29 Aug 2020

Looking south-east along Abbey Road (the A65). The building in the distance was originally an electricity supply substation for Leeds trams, which came along here on the way to Guiseley. In recent years it was occupied by NJ Metals who made gates, fences, railings etc. It has been empty since they moved elsewhere in 2018. Refurbishment work has been going on during the summer of 2020, so it may be in use again soon.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.826153
Longitude
-1.62229