Lodge, Harold Park, Low Moor
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Lodge, Harold Park, Low Moor
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 6 Jul 2023
Harold Park is named in memory of Harold Gathorne Hardy, who died in 1811, aged 32. The park was appropriated as a Public Park when Wibsey Slack and Low Moor Commons were enclosed, and opened in 1885. Low Moor became part of the city of Bradford in 1899 and the park was further extended with a recreation ground around that time. This lodge was probably built c.1900.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.757146
Longitude
-1.773064