LEEDS CCC CAMP

The rest of the structures from the old Leeds CCC Camp are recognized here as Buildings 1-4. Three are out and about the level and one on the highest point of the slope. Structures are numbered from east to west. They are of comparable development, yet of changing size and window and entryway opening examples. Every one of the four is based on solid establishments, with dividers of coursed rubble workmanship and cement.

The nearby, red-orange sandstone was utilized for all building and holding dividers. The mortar in the workmanship building dividers is weathered, yet seems to have been flush with the contiguous stonework. The structures are for the most part basic rectangular structures, with Buildings 1, 2, and 3 set into the slope, working with the neighboring workmanship holding dividers to make inclining patios up the slope.