File:Demolition of the East Leeds Family Learning Centre 006.jpg
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English: The demolition of the East Leeds Family Learning Centre (formerly Foxwood School) in Seacroft, Leeds. Taken during the early stages of demolition, around midday on Saturday the 12th of December 2009. Note the large glazed stairwells which were used extensively by Yorkshire Television for filming scenes in the Beiderbecke Trilogy. |
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