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Learning Centre ground floor.

GB 2830 BPL/Box 14/91/10
Item
ca. 1996

Part of Beckett Park Library Collection

Learning Centre counter with open atlas.

GB 2830 BPL/Box 14/91/14
Item
ca. 1996

Part of Beckett Park Library Collection

Learning Centre counter with ladder.

GB 2830 BPL/Box 14/91/9
Item
ca. 1996

Part of Beckett Park Library Collection

Learning Centre counter.

GB 2830 BPL/Box 14/91/1
Item
ca. 1996

Part of Beckett Park Library Collection

LCT 'Lucy Box'

GB 2830 BPL/Box 7/71/4
Item
1998

Part of Beckett Park Library Collection

A Lucy Box was a metal container, made at the Lucy Foundry in Oxford, used for electrical wiring, etc. Often used for trams as indicated by the initials LCT (Leeds Corporation Tramways). After trams were decommissioned the boxes were used for other purposes in this case probably telecommunications at the City of Leeds Training College.