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L I T T L E W O O D H O U S E S T R E E T (leeds met) N D LOVELL PARK T 1 2 of Building 7 8 Corn Exchange G R Carriageworks Leeds E N Portland Crescent E E E N E C Opal 3 E R K O A K P A E R D R N O B D E Jubilee R Y R T R A K E T O N L V N The Carriageworks Theatre and Electric Press Edmund Beckett Denison was an expert in clocks S In 1898 a large quarter-chiming clock wasS In 1862, William Potts was commissioned to E (LGI) L C D Wing T R T L O A L A E E L N T T R A D A N E H I G G date from 1848 and were formerly the West – an horologist. As advisor on the choice of clock commissioned for the Parish Church, which had make two clocks for the new Corn Exchange, R LEEDS A G L O T T I T A E T M 12 T E R E C D E R C R W E I N E I been rebuilt by architect Robert Chantrell on the considered by many to be the greatest work of Riding Carriage Works and cabinet manufacturers maker for the Town Hall, he recommended Dent O E V L Clarendon N L R E B R K A C GENERAL R W L T K R Wing (LGI) T A N A H Y I E S A N E S O D M Roodhouse and Sons. TheB building became of . But in 1859, one year after the Town site of the medieval structure. He hadM been told architect Cuthbert Brodrick, best known for his B O O R E E B Y E Y N R L L O T N L G R N A INFIRMARY O2 A S A R T E M T D Technology Campus L O Morrisons G D Denison Chorley and Pickersgill’sY printingO works in Hall was opened by , the clock still by the new Vicar of Leeds Dr Hook, that he wanted design of the magnificent . The A Academy I A B U N N Martin Civic Hall (leeds city college) D V T L R E Hall (LGI) S A E T T A Local A Wing K T K Brunswick H M H N C Shops

G T O V W N O M U1866. This clock, situated within the roofed hadn’t been delivered. It was eventually installed(LGI) A a ‘grand’ church for everyoneS in the town. This clock on the exterior of the building is set in the T R H A A Point S M E E C C L O O R R

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T B I C E N Museum E T R Church and W K Hanover Square Wellcome R S K A S SQUARE T G S E N N H Crypt E N E D S D Wing Leeds Minster in 2012. corn factors traded. D the ground floor Box Office and the first floor of thought of the magnificent Town Hall clock with U R L C A E N A I L O (LGI) E T R E A N L E R N R T T R B D R I S E S R B E O O N R R O G T H W A E V the Theatre. Although it has the Potts maker’s four faces, as a Potts. N O A S I Maplin P G T D S E O E M E R R Y Y R Playground O O U Revolution One Stop Belgrave Street A R B B D E N E S plate, none of the parts can be identified as the The clock displays four illuminated dials 8ft 6in The Potts clock, high up in the roof, Cis framed Centre A S S E Q Private Car Park R G R E A T G Y A A V G E O L U R G E S T R Fairfax E R O N N A A D E E T A O T N D A R R O Nstandard parts usually used by Potts, so the name Town Hall tours including the clock tower Mandela Carriageworks Council Offices House C A F in diameter on the 139ft tower. It is thought Potts by stone sheaves of corn. Both clocks are in

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L S T E D W N O O A T W R I structures in Leeds. Designed by architect Sir E D N N R with fashionable and exclusive shops was S T Its life-size woodenO automaton figures, Richard S E E R E N Create E E T H I L L Edward Clark and built on the site of the Rose and T R G T C E R N B WH Smith L U D G A T Y E E T E P T O Underpass E A R O A N K Jamie's E E R P N Leeds S L B Henry Tanner, it was originally Leeds’s largest A C E Italian D R created.T This presented an opportunity for Potts Lloyds TSB Coeur-de-Lion, Friar Tuck, and Gurth Powerleague I T U Crown Yard. In 1890, the clockCollege was installed on D N G Premier Inn Covered S S G R Q The Chambers E Interchange T of Music Leeds Central walkway R S E E T Park Place E Pack V N S T R E N T N EpostR office and the city’s telephone exchange.E E Starbucks N E toPannell create two new clocks. The first of these was in the Swineherd, represent characters from Walter R I T T G

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N G E The intricate detailC of the clock tower encloses E Cloth Hall for what was then theSt Griffin Hotel.B A Unlike Potts’ T T it was converted to automatic winding in 1955 C H E E N 3 received the last Royal Warrant awarded to a A K E E S Y O R T Court T R L A A Martins K P The Met Hotel T S R A I L H&M Topshop T K L W T A R A P C E G (Leeds Met) L Y O Y S T House I The Old S R L E four illuminated dials 6ft 6in in diameter, usual design which uses Roman numerals, the N by Charles Potts and further restored EinT 1997. It Ramp N R clock maker in the reign of Queen Victoria. I Post Office D S T N E W B Mio Modo Y O K O R K S A T R E T E T E E T T W E L E S T R L R I N E Quebecs O and reflects theG grandeur of the city’s Private Car Park Crowne Plaza Hotel numbers here are representedG T O by letters spelling K E L S continues to fascinate shoppers in this beautiful L N E E S R S N CITY SQUARE N T R R S E T Post Wellington E U E Superdry I T A R B B T A L T L Office L River House I Next L R .L M ‘Griffin Hotel’. A Victorian Arcade. L Black Bhs Island L T I E K The Majestic A I Prince R S C C R T W Saxton Gardens Statue W K Yorkshire T Interchange S K N W Holy McDonalds G R The E C A D O O W Building N T E Wellington E K L Trinity N R E S Nawaab L E Cooperative R I P N Park Plaza Hotel E S A R G Society O R X T O N L A T N E O T Road Bridge N Urban W R N food S C A T T Church O K R E E T A R A T Outfitters N Y

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