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History of Botany Bay in Leeds

A derelict landing stage on the Leeds Liverpool Canal at Armley marks the site of the first shipment of Australian raw wool to be landed in England. This important event in the woollen industry led to the area taking on a new name - Botany Bay. This Leeds Local History video tells the story of Botany Bay, between Armley and Burley, where, at its peak, there was 355 residents. 0:00 Botany Bay in Leeds 0:25 Beginnings of Australian wool industry 0:56 First Australian wool shipment 1:38 Armley Mills 2:04 Botany Bay in Armley 2:35 Airegate 2:58 Armley railway station 3:30 Botany Bay reaches its peak 4:01 Viaduct Road Bridge 4:24 Canal Road Bridge Armley 4:44 Slum clearance 5:08 Botany Bay shops 5:36 Dunkirk Hill Armley 6:20 Pigeon Cote Armley 6:52 Dunkirk Hill today 7:27 Submerged wooden ice breaker 8:07 History of Botany Bay This Leeds local history video is one of many available on this channel. Check out these playlists to watch more videos like this one: Parts of Leeds playlist:    • Parts of Leeds   Streets of Leeds playlist:    • Streets of Leeds   History of Leeds playlist:    • History of Leeds   People of Leeds playlist:    • People of Leeds   Pubs and Clubs of Leeds playlist:    • Pubs and Clubs of Leeds   #geogjuice #Leeds #localhistory SUBSCRIBE to support the channel and see more videos like this one. Follow Geography Juice at:   / geogjuice     / geogjuice     / geogjuice   https://www.geogjuice.co.uk Teaching resources available at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource...