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The Yorkshire Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures.
Opened in Leeds by the Duke of Edinburgh on 13th May 1875.[1]
Extract from The Engineer 1875/05/28
'The Exhibition is held in the Old Cloth Hall, a hideous structure, not far from the Great Northern Hotel and the New Exchange. A large courtyard has been partially roofed over with wood and glass. and forms a fine hall, used principally for concerts and containing a good organ by Gray and Davidson. The hall is 156 ft long by 98 ft wide and 75 ft high.'
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1875/05/28