Granary Buildings

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Granary Buildings is a heritage listed building in Leeds.Built in around 1776 as a warehouse for the Leeds & Liverpool Canal Company, the Granary Building is a Grade II* listed building. It stands by Lock No.1 (the ”River Lock”) of the canal.It is regarded as “an important survival from the extensive range of buildings at the end of the Leeds And Liverpool Canal at its junction with the River Aire and close to the Boundary of the Aire And Calder Navigation.The building was designed by Robert Owen, engineer for the canal company, and was unusual in that a branch of the canal ran into the building allowing loading of barges under cover.

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