Explore the neighbourhood in which the club took root, and discover photographs documenting the club in more recent decades.
The club dates its establishment to 1901. Census records from that year document families and occupations in Elder Road and nearby streets, offering a glimpse into the community of the time.
Explore the 1901 census ↗Photographer Mark Stevenson documented Bramley Working Men's Club in two photographs taken on 8 April 2014. These provide a dated visual record of the club building.
View the 2014 photographs ↗Stephen Craven photographed Bramley Working Men's Club on 10 January 2016, identifying its position by Hough End Lane.
View the 2016 photograph ↗The history of the club belongs within the wider story of Bramley. These collections are a starting point for finding old street scenes, local landmarks and personal memories.
Historical note: The 1901 founding year is supplied by the club; the census documents the neighbourhood, not the club's founding. The 2014 and 2016 photographs are external archive records. Photographs remain with their respective rights holders.
