Entries for the tag ‘Red Hall, Leeds’
📌 Large house at the junction of the Upper Head Row with Lands Lane, built 1628 by Thomas Metcalf, said to be the first brick house in Leeds, whence the name. 
- 9 February 1647: Charles I is brought a prisoner to wool merchant Thomas Metcalf’s red-brick mansion in Leeds, and one Mrs Crosby enters legend
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Place-People-Play: Childcare (and the Kazookestra) on the Headingley/Weetwood borders next to Meanwood Park.
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