You have the year wrong about Leeds College of Music moving onto Quarry Hill area. Being a student studying in the first year that it opened, I can tell you that it was definitely opened for the first time for anyone in September 1997, and not 1998 as you claim. Not accounting for the time it was built before it was officially open. It makes one wonder what other dates you have stated incorrectly.

remember doing the Tetley pubs in the 1980s but none of the Leeds ones mentioned...I seem to recall there was a weighting depending on the remoteness of the individual pub.....so the ones in Leeds city centre only had a one pint weighting...but where we lived in the upper Calder Valley they were much further apart & were given 2 pint or even 3 pint weightings...

Stopped watching when the pubs were based in Turdtown Leeds.

Thank you so much for doing this. For some reason it came up on my you tube feed. As a West Leeds Boy. There is not a pub on this list i have not been in , so many memories so many good times. I have not lived in Leeds for a long time , but this certainly brought back so many memories of my youth and good times gone by. Thank you. thank you .thank you, you have made my day!

The conservative government at that time, made regional brewerys sell off tied houses to open competition, big mistake then along came Carlsberg which had no interest in Tetley beers , they just wanted the pubs to sell their rubbish lager,moved the bitter to Banks brewerie in the Wolverhampton,and its never been the same, regardless of what Carlsberg say.

Really liked this

I did the tetley beer hunt,from wetherby, had to use my imagination, travelled to Thorner anywhere local,felt like giving up but I had a drinking buddy with car so managed to finish it& got the tee shirt, only did it once,it felt tacky once the novelty war off.though I once did something similar with the Yorkshire Post they offered a free half pint in a royal themed tetley pub if you bought the paper & cut the coupon out,my mate & I went around leeds news agents & got old news papers they couldn't sell.i seem to recall we got 11 unsold papers inside the train station for free,needless to say we both got shit faced for free on tetley beer we had about 11pints each ,that was a cheap night out,we got the odd funny look,but it was all legit & above board.you only had one night to use the coupons,I seemed to recall there was 8 or 9 royal themed named pubs.well worth it..

Great work. Well done! Memories fom the days of the Cavalier Steakhouses: The Brown Cow( Whitkirk) Woodside Tavern( Horsforth,) Queenswood Arms( Adel) Deer Park ( Roundhay) to name a few. Hands up who went to Dick Hudson's in the back of beyond( if you were from Leeds) for a stamp?😀

Great memories…. But the T shirts were crap 🎉

Absolutely brilliant video

What a great interesting video. I couldn't believe the distances between the pubs. Great to see so many close to where I live in Armley.

Me and my brother did it for a tea shirt

Is anyone interested in reading books by Chris Nickson? He has written loads in all eras of Leeds History. Fictional but real places and incidents woven into the stories. I was born in St Mary's. Lived in Leeds all my life I love everything about it! I really love your videos and you take us on a stroll around interesting places! Keep growing your channel, I hope you build your numbers good luck for the future.

Well researched👍Nice one👏👏👏👏👏

Brilliant idea. My pub run back in the day was from Leeds parish church..we then went up past where howarth timber use to be And would eventually come out at the side of york road .It was a well known pub run back in the day..many of the pubs now gone unfortunately.

Thanks for the memories. We completed 2 pub hunts. One in Leeds visiting most of the pubs featured. The second we did further afield using trains. On one occasion we missed the last train back from Bingley. Jumped on the first available bus back to Leeds. Fun times.

Another thing Tetley did to promote their pubs during the 80s was to sponsor a troupe at the Leeds West Indian Carnival. They became The Tetley Crew. Oddly enough one of their members was a teetotaler. When the sponsorship ended they became the Cockspur Crew sponsored by Cockspur Rum.

Grew up in Tetley' pubs, Dad was the landlord of 2 Tetley pubs in Sheffield. We have family friends to this day that only came in our pubs due to the Pub Hunt, but became regulars due to Dad running good pubs. This takes me back. Thank you for this video.

My mum and dad we're on the committee of Leeds Gala. They used to provide the catering for the VIPs. I spent many years as a child in the VIP area mixing with the celebrities, and hanging out with the TA soldiers. Even at such a young age I could wander around safely on my own, something you'd never even consider these days. I was gutted when they ended, we all were.

seem to remember women only had to buy a half to get a stamp?

Before I became a regular at the Phono, I think an average Saturday would be Jacomelli's, The Bond, sometimes Oscars, sometimes the Conservatory and always the Bank. If we didn't pull, Tiffany's. My friends would laugh at the freaks coming out of the Phono but was so impressed, I ended up joining them. :) I also remember TC's near by and Stallone's. I think it was upstairs near the Superdrug on Kirkgate.

We did all of them. Great fun. The t-shirts lasted literally one wash before shrinking to minute size.

From the haddon hall to kirkstall road red bus to otley then sing song home with half of your card stamped different world then

What an excellent social history video about Leeds - more like this please!

I completed two separate ones. Happy days.

We used to get most of our cards done in 1 day/night in eastend park. Bridgefield, cross green, fishermans hut, black dog, the spring close waterloo, the smiths, the hampton, the richmond, the slipp inn. Great times and many many other groups participating. Always a good topic for discissions and comparing cards 😂

I remember pub crawls in Hunslet. When the terraced houses were demolished, and before Leek Street Flats were built, only the pubs remained, like remnants of rotting teeth in aged gums. It was possible to walk/stagger directly from pub-to-pub, over demolition rubble. Those old pubs still had spitoons, and decanted the overflow trays back into glasses. I enjoyed the experience of crawls with friends, but I do not think I'd now appreciate the low quality and service of those dumps. I think I remember the Whore & Strumpet from the early '70s. We would oscillate between that and the Three Legs (might be wrong - memory is poor).

We completed a couple of Tetley pub hunts, all the pubs in Holbeck, and a lot in Beeston are all gone now.

Very interesting!

Hi, my very first day at work for the GPO in 1972 I reported for duty at Hope House where the offices for the telephone installation department was. Hope Foundry was the garage and “mess” where we then met on a morning, I am sure it had both the entrance arches then - one for IN and one for OUT. The vans were parked further up on Cherry Row. I have not been up Mabgate for probably 50 yrs so your lovely film brought back memories. Thanks!

You got Adam & Eve's (Scrumpys) wrong. It was where the Exchange is now, the right side of the yard not the left side next to the haberdashery shop.

Nice history of this park. Thank You.

Very good I used to for my research in my summative

Many thanks for this! I've just discovered that my cousin, David Carvell (1826-1913) was involved with the Queen Street Congregational School for many years - although it's not clear whether he was a teacher or administrator there? For their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1899, David and Emma held an "At Home" at the school. The main address was given by Rev. Henry Webb, who was chairman of the Leeds Congregational Council.

it is an outstanding effort to explain the concepts of topic great. please send more videos like this.

There was a pub in Leeds which they did live music, cannot remember the name but remember they introduced me to my favourite band of all time 'Daisy Chainsaw'

So I'm randomly looking at videos of Leeds on KZbin and find out its made by my old manager! Not what I was expecting!!! Glad to see your doing well!

What next after SOYO ?

If I remember rightly, Harvey's was owned by an American chap who ran the American Football Club, Leeds Cougars...

The removal of the railway line bridge, Dr Beeching?

A new subscriber loved looking at my old haunts, Best Night Outs in the 80s, Kings Arms on Meanwood Road was our meeting place if any was late met at The Little Londoner in Little London.

Alternative kebab shop ❤❤❤. The owner owns La Bella Vita in Garforth I'm led to believe

Brilliant night out for all !

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interesting,thanks

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A superb piece, evoking many happy memories. Many thanks!

I’m T-total, but I love the old alleyways of Leeds. They’re like “time capsules.” Just imagine the stories they could tell.

Thank God for the flood 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I'm sure the Odean had a Wurltzer organ that came up 'out of the floor'. It wasn't played very often.