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FlanshawIN THE NEWS
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Aerial Views
1963
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An aerial view of Flanshaw and Alverthorpe, near Wakefield, 1963
FLANSHAW LANE
Brooke Walker Mill, Flanshaw Lane
Flanshaw Mill
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C.H. Farrar and Son's cowshed and dairy, Milners Court, off Flanshaw Lane
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1908
Large brick house on Flanshaw Lane (no 33)
21 Flanshaw Lane in 1933, situated at the Batley Road end
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Battys House, Flanshaw Lane
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Flanshaw Hall, now the site of St Michael's School, Flanshaw Lane
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Flanshaw Park
In the 50s Flanshaw Park was described as a very pleasant district and to this day it hasn't changed
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In the news
Sorry but this surely a typing Error. Oakwood Grove was not on Flanshaw Park
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Is this what became Huntsman Fold?
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Flanshaw Library (NOW DEMOLISHED)
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Notable Buildings (now demolished)
Flanshaw Hall, Flanshaw Lane
Wakefield lost two notable Halls during the late 1940s with the demolistion of Alverthorpe Hall at the top of Flanshaw Hill (on the junction of Flanshaw Road and Batley Road which became the site of Flanshaw Infants School. The demolition of Flanshaw Hall on Flanshaw Lane became St Michael's School.
THE FLANSHAW HOTEL
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Alverthorpe Hall, (Flanshaw Road/Batley Road)
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Schooldays
St Michaels, Flanshaw Lane
St Michael's School was built on the site of the Old Flanshaw Hall
St Michael's Teaching staff (1970s)
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The Dining Room
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Overhead view of the school. Looks like it is post Portocabins, pre Morrisons,
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Schoolchildren in a craft room at St Michaels School Flanshaw The teacher is Jack Crawford
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Flanshaw infants, Flanshaw Road
Flanshaw Infants was built on the site of Alverthorpe Hall. It opened on the 18th November 1949.
Flanshaw Infants (post portcabins probably late 1980s/early 1990s)
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In the 1970s the Head Mistress was Miss Hodgson
Collision involving a West Riding Double Decker Bus at Flanshaw
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