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View over the Acre towards The Grange showing surveying poles and layout, cars parked along edge. Mounted on stiff board.

Four surviving photographic 'panels' make up a partial panorama of the City of Leeds and Carnegie College sports field, Cookridge in background, shrubs acting as boundary between pitches, Carnegie Hall, Design and Technology Block and Boiler Plant chimney in the distance.

This stone plaque is a copy, made by the Beckett family, of an earlier one originally erected by Benjamin Wade on his Grange rebuild of 1626. The lines echo an inscription at Bemerton Parsonage by the Poet George Herbert. Although these lines were not made popular until the 1630s after Herbert's death which suggests that the inscription was a later addition to Wade's 1626 mansion.