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Harewood House - A stately home with museum and art gallery set in magnificent grounds, with a large exotic bird collection. Details of events and attractions with an online tour.

Leeds and Liverpool Canal Society - Information about the canal, the route, renovation programme, leisure access, and photographs. Also membership details of the society.

Middleton Railway - Has a claim to be the oldest railway in the world. Information on its history and preservation. Details of timetable, publications, and joining as a volunteer.

Emsleys Farmshop and Visitor Centre - Offers a large selection of bedding plants and hanging baskets, bulbs and seeds. Also offers a tour of this working farm near Yeadon, N of Leeds.

Granary Wharf - Information on this renovated area in the arches under Leeds Railway station - studios for craftspeople and artists, the Festival Market, function space. News of events and contact details.

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