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Wild Woodhouse Moor
Before it became a landscaped park, Leeds’s Woodhouse Moor was a wild, rough stretch of common land on the town’s North-Western fringe, scarred by disused quarries and coal-pits, bordered by mean cottages, and grazed by livestock. The baying of hunting … Continue reading
Posted in Historical, Leeds, Urban History
Tagged Joshua Grant pugilist, Knor and Spell, Knurr and Spell, Leeds County Court, Red Lion Hyde Park Corner, The lungs of Leeds, Thomas Horncastle Marshall, Woodhouse Feast, Woodhouse Moor duelling, Woodhouse Moor Leeds, Woodhouse Moor pigeon shooting, Woodhouse Moor prizefighting, Woodhouse Races
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