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West Yorkshire Archive Service
West Yorkshire Archive Service

Leeds


WYAS, Leeds
2 Chapeltown Road
Sheepscar
Leeds
LS7 3AP


Tel: +44 (0)113 214 5814


Email: leeds@wyjs.org.uk


 

 

 

 



Reader Registration.

We are members of the County Archive Research Network (CARN) readers’ ticket scheme. Please bring your CARN readers’ ticket with you when you visit. If you do not have a ticket please bring official proof of ID which includes your name, address and signature. Click here for more information


 

Appointments recommended.

Some archives are held offsite and our search room may be subject to unplanned closure because of staffing difficulties.



Our searchroom can be chilly in cold weather.

You may like to consider bringing in extra jumpers or cardigans with you when you visit.

 

Opening Hours
Monday 9.30am to 5pm
Tuesday 9.30am to 5pm
Thursday 9.30am to 5pm  

 

Facilities: A rest area is available for the consumption of your own refreshments on the ground floor.


Toilets are available.



How to find WYAS, Leeds... (External website)


 

We are approximately 2.5km from Leeds City Centre situated on the corner of Chapeltown Road and Roundhay Road.
Car If heading North on the A61 there is no right turn onto Roundhay Road. Access is via Chapeltown Road. If using Sat Nav to locate this office you are advised to enter Roscoe Street not the postcode.
Car Parking On street parking is available locally
Train We are approximately 2.5km from the Leeds Railway Station
Bus Bus numbers 12 13 13A all from New Market Street (opposite the Corn Exchange) and New Briggate. In the city centre. Also number 36 travelling from Harrogate.


About the Office

The office was established in 1938 in Leeds City Reference Library. It moved to its present premises in 1965, and became part of the West Yorkshire Archive Service in 1982. As one of the few record offices established in the West Riding before 1974, its collections derive from a much wider geographical area than might be expected, including Craven, Ripon and Harrogate as well as the heartland of the present West Yorkshire.


 

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