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The Yorkshire Archaeological Society
One of 100 library listings in Leeds.
About The Yorkshire Archaeological Society
The Yorkshire Archaeological Society is a library in the public service and government sector, based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Its recorded address is 23 Clarendon Rd, LS2 9NZ. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website. It is one of 100 library listings tracked in Leeds; the nearest comparable listing is The Thoresby Society, within walking distance.
- Address
- 23 Clarendon Rd, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 9NZ
- Phone
- 0113 245 7910
- Website
- yas.org.uk
- Social
Questions
Where is The Yorkshire Archaeological Society located?
23 Clarendon Rd, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 9NZ
How do I contact The Yorkshire Archaeological Society?
0113 245 7910 · http://www.yas.org.uk
What type of business is The Yorkshire Archaeological Society?
The Yorkshire Archaeological Society is a library (public service and government) in Leeds.
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