Wyke

District of South Bradford, bordering on Norwood Green and Bailiff Bridge.

At the time of Domesday Book, the land here was held by Scanulf and Westre. It then passed to Ilbert.

The name is written Wike in the 19th century.

The district was a part of North Bierley Urban District and extended down to Bailiff Bridge.

In 1899, it became a part of Bradford, and the area around Bailiff Bridge became a part of Hipperholme Urban District

Some sites, sights and other entries for Wyke

Christadelphian Hall, Wyke High Fernley Hall, Wyke Horse Close Bridge, Wyke Judy Brig, Wyke Judy Woods Lower Wyke Moravian Chapel: Graveyard Lower Wyke Moravian Church Manor House, Wyke Moravian Sunday School, Wyke Red Lion, Wyke Ruby's, Wyke

Saint Mary the Virgin, Wyke Wyke & Low Moor Wyke & Norwood Green Railway Station Wyke Band Wyke Beck Wyke Congregational Church Wyke Industrial Store Wyke Lion, Wyke Wyke National School Wyke Old Band Wyke Railway Station Wyke Temperance Band Wyke Tunnel Wyke Viaduct

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