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Overlooking the Millennium Square, this building accommodates the Lord Mayor, City Treasurer and City Council. It was officially opened in 1933 by King George V.
©John Davidson
The Roger Stevens Building at the University of Leeds is the main lecture theatre block.
©John Davidson
The Parkinson Building is the main entrance to Leeds University. To the left is the Quilted Llama - now a bar but originally a church.
©RichTea
The Quilted Llama bar occupies the north end of the former Trinity St Davids Congregational Church on Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, adjacent to Leeds University.
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The Halo nightclub occupies the south end of the former Trinity St Davids Congregational Church on Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, adjacent to Leeds University.
©RichTea
This is the former New Jerusalem Chapel of the Swedenborgian Church in Leeds. It is now by the South Entrance to the Leeds University Campus.
©RichTea
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Under the jib of the crane, you can see the Yorkshire Air Ambulance descending to land on the roof of Leeds General Infirmary, which is behind the Leeds Nuffield Hospital, the new building in the foreground.
©RichTea
The east end of St Georges, with a corner of the Victorian frontage of Leeds General Infirmary.
©RichTea
Seen from the footbridge over the Inner Ring Road that leads from Clarendon Road
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St George's Church was built with a spire and 4 pinnacles around the base. In 1962 the spire was damaged in a storm, and some of the pinnacles fell through the church roof. The damage to the spire was so bad that it had to be demolished, as the church did not have the funds to repair both the spire and roof. Now a new spire has been built, funded by the developers of a block of apartments beside the church (apparently it was a condition of planning permission). The new spire was erected in March 2006. My picture is an attempt to recreate an old picture on the Leodis website which includes the original spire. Unfortunately the Centaur building was built later, and foiled my plan. My picture was taken with my back against the Centaur building. The original spire was evidently a lot taller than its replacement. For a view from the east see [[[148062]]]. See the picture on Leodis here http://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?id=2003213_38058108
©RichTea
The E C Stoner building is the long glass and concrete building. Above it to the right is the white tower of the university’s Parkinson Building, and to the left the tower with the gold dome belongs to the Clothworkers’ Concert Hall, a building that started life as a Congregational Church. The photo was taken from the top floor of the Leeds General Infirmary car park, which is by the south edge of the campus.
©RichTea
The Jubilee Wing was built in the late 1990's and includes the Accident & Emergency department - the entrance is by the 2 ambulances. Parts of the interior are already undergoing changes - the reception area inside the main entrance at the left has various sections cordoned off.
©RichTea
A view from the roof of the LGI's car park. There is a group of older buildings across the picture which include the nurses home, and the newer section on the right is the entrance to the Jubilee Wing. The roofs of the hospital's oldest, Victorian, buildings can be seen on the right. Beyond them from left to right - West Riding House is the tall office block, in the centre is the clock tower of Leeds Town Hall, under construction to the right is Bridgewater Place which is currently the tallest building in Leeds (but taller ones are planned).
©RichTea
The buildings on the left and across the centre are part of Leeds Metropolitan University (the C Building with the glass front, the lower one is the A Building). Beyond that the white building is Leeds Civic Hall. Taken from the top of the LGI car park.
©RichTea

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