It used to be so full of life.
Just over a decade ago, one area of Leeds was unofficially known as the city’s ‘Chinatown’, which raises the question, where did it go?
Read More: Man, 21, arrested for drink-driving in Leeds as biker, 51, fights for his life after crash Other signs, faded or broken beyond recognition, can also be seen along Templar Lane. Many of these businesses operated out of the Lyon Works building, which is now covered in a large mural which reads: “Learn from yesterday, live for today, design for tomorrow”.The building itself dates to 1914 and is a former garment factory. Other storefronts have lost their signs over the years making it hard to name every store but many still retain some of their original character.
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