Kippax, High Street c.1965
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Situated just to the east of Leeds, the village of Kippax was the scene of much coal mining since 1410. The estate surrounding the old Kippax Hall contained many unusual black deer. The house, built in yellow stone, was 600 feet in length, but it was demolished owing to mining subsidence in 1965. The one-time owner, Sir John Slingsby, is said to have discovered the sulphur springs in Harrogate.
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