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Beckett Park, Leeds

Briefly, the park in north-west Leeds is the remnants of a monastic grange farm (some of the ridge-and-furrow fields of which survive within it), which eventually passed in 1832 to William Beckett MP. His descendant Ernest Beckett sold the estate in 1908, and it became partly a public park, technically owned by charity trustees and leased to the City Council, and partly a college campus (now part of Leeds Beckett University). Wikipedia and the park's own website have fuller histories.
by Stephen Craven

Created: Sat, 9 May 2020, Updated: Sun, 17 May 2020


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SE2736 : Path through woodland on edge of Beckett Park by David Martin
2025
SE2736 : Entering Beckett Park from Batcliffe Wood by David Martin
2025
SE2736 : Playground in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2636 : Ridge-and-furrow in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2736 : Path into Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2636 : South-west corner of Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2636 : Horse chestnut tree in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2636 : Dual-use path in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2736 : Skateboard facility in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2736 : A spring evening in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2736 : Tennis courts in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020
SE2736 : Outdoor gym in Beckett Park by Stephen Craven
2020


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