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MyPudsey Quiz #1 – Pudsey History

Fancy testing your knowledge of Pudsey History? We have the perfect quiz for you. Test your knowledge on our very first Pudsey quiz.

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Are you a bit of a Pudsey history buff? Boy do we have the quiz for you. If you’ve been paying attention to some of our blog posts and history pages – some of these questions should be a breeze for you. It’s time to put your knowledge to the test in our very first Pudsey quiz!

What year was Pudsey Bear created?

When talking about Pudsey, often a quick "Where the bear came from" is enough to jog people's memory that our town has famous roots. One of the most notable mentions of Pudsey's name is when talking about Pudsey Bear, the famous mascot that is seen all over the world with his spotty eyepatch and yellow fur.

1976
1983
1985
1988

What year did members of the Moravian Church settle at Fulneck?

Fulneck is a name known in many parts of the world due to its connection to the Moravian Church. Walk through Fulneck today and you will see magnificent structures that still look as beautiful as they did when they were first built.

1722
1712
1791
1744

What year was Pudsey Cenotaph erected?

One of the most eye-catching structures in our wonderful town, Pudsey Cenotaph was originally erected to honour those lost to World War 1. It was later updated to add the names of those lost to World War 2. 

1922
1912
1899
1927

What year did Pudsey Park first open to visitors?

It's still stated that Pudsey Park is the second most popular park in Leeds, second only to Roundhay Park. Pudsey folk will not be surprised to hear this, as it truly is the jewel in our crown. Beautiful flowers, green spaces, a skate park and a fantastic play park all sit within the centre of Pudsey.

1878
1879
1889
1891

What year was Pudsey Parish Church consecrated?

A Pudsey history quiz wouldn't be a quiz without mention of probably the most dominant structure in the town, Pudsey Parish Church. The Parish is still as beautiful as it was when it was first built and truly stands out as one of the most beautiful churches in Leeds.

1824
1822
1826
1820

What year did Swinnow Community Centre open?

Swinnow Community Centre needs no introduction on this website, we strongly believe it's an unbelievable resource available to anybody that needs it. Currently run by Yvonne and her team, they work incredibly hard all year round to support local people.

1987
1989
1991
1994

Which Independent bus company operated out of Pudsey?

Over the years many bus companies have operated routes in and around our town. One bus company in particular operated directly out of Pudsey, but who was it?

Sam Ledgards
Farsley Flyers
Kitchins
Wallace Arnold

Pudsey originally had 3 train stations before the Beeching axe fell in 1964. Which of these was not a Station:

Pudsey has just 1 train station now located by Dawsons Corner, on the border with Farsley that runs regular services to and from Leeds, Bradford and beyond.

Pudsey Greenside
Pudsey Littlemoor
Pudsey Lowtown
Stanningley

A Pudsey lass is often credited with being the inspiration for a famous literary heroine, but which one?

Jane Eyre
Hermione Granger
Elizabeth Bennet
Jo March

If you were to look up at the porch of Tyersal Hall, which date would you see engraved in the stonework?

1683
1719
1691
1693

All 10 questions completed!


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Glenn Taylor

I’m Glenn Taylor, a Yorkshire-based web developer who likes things done properly and with no faffing about. I’ve got a thing for clean design, clever thinking, and calling out nonsense when I see it. I’m also into photography – there’s something about capturing a moment that feels a lot like building something that just works. I put this blog together to talk about all things Pudsey, and share some historic blog posts from our old MyPudsey project.