Pond, Mill Lane, Kirkby The 1891 map shows Kirkby Mill just north of Mill Lane, it was demolished in the 1950's. It appears to have created a mill pond of 1.337 acres and the outlet discharged southwards via Mill Brook, passing the church of St. Chad, eventually to drain into the River Alt. It is now a popular fishing spot for local residents.
Pond, Mill Lane, Kirkby The 1891 map shows Kirkby Mill just north of Mill Lane, it was demolished in the 1950's. It appears to have created a mill pond of 1.337 acres and the outlet discharged southwards via Mill Brook, passing the church of St. Chad, eventually to drain into the River Alt. It is now a popular fishing spot for local residents.
Tower Blocks from Old Rough Lane, Kirkby. This wooded area was once known as Old Rough. The tower blocks, Quarry Green Heights and many of the local roads take their name from the quarry which was nearby.
Kirkby Brook looking South. Kirkby Brook joins Mill Brook and flows into the River Alt. The photograph was taken looking south near Bewley Drive which was originally called Cat Tail Lane where there was a farm of the same name. The houses in the background are in Westvale on the other side of Valley Road.
Millbrook Park Millennium Green Millbrook Park Millennium Green is an expansive area of public open space providing an impressive backdrop to the ancient St. Chads Church. Although adjacent to the centre of Kirkby, (Mill) Brook runs through the middle of the site and trees border the edge making it a peaceful retreat.

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