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English: Fairbairn House – National Centre for Atmospheric Science Formerly attributed to John Clark but probably by R.D. Chantrell (1793-1872) – architect of Parish Church ad 3 important buildings now lost (Wellington Baths, Phil Hall and South Market). For Peter Fairbairn, engineer owner of Wellington Foundry, mayor when Queen Victoria visited Leeds to open LTH 1858 and she stayed at this house. Sir Peter's son, Sir Andrew, auctioned off the grounds as building plots in 1865 and lived at the house until 1870. A member of the Gott family lived there for a short time before the building became a vicarage, later a nursing home, then the Leeds Clergy School. As part of the University's property the house became a hall of residence and then residential and conference facility of the Nuffield Institute for Health Services Studies.
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Fairbairn House – National Centre for Atmospheric Science Formerly attributed to John Clark but probably by R.D. Chantrell (1793-1872)