Woodhouse, Leeds

[4] During the Second World War, the Institution Street (now Holborn Approach) area was accidentally bombed by the German Luftwaffe during night-time blackout air-raid unsuccessful attempts to destroy a nearby industrial target.

Several buildings were hit and as a result three people at the bottom end of the street were killed.

There are also concrete council houses (the Holborn Estate) and a mixture of more modern buildings, particularly student accommodation.

Other older buildings include Quarry Mount Primary School, and several public houses.

Alice Mann, the radical printer and bookseller had moved to a house on St Mark's Terrace by 1851.

St Mark's student residences with older house and St Mark's Church , looking down St Mark's Street - towards St Mark's Road
Gateway Church (formerly St Mark's Parish Church).
Mary Gawthorpe, 1908