File:View of Leeds from the air in 1933.jpg

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English: View of Leeds from the air in 1933. The photo, shows the new Civic Hall - the white building - and the Victorian Town Hall on The Headrow. The crowds on the Headrow and leading up to Civic Hall suggest this was the day of the Royal Visit in August 1933 to mark the opening of the Civic Hall. There is a big red carpet on the steps of the Civic Hall.
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