The Alabama city of Leeds, named in honor of the town by the same name in England, is located in the three counties of Jefferson, St. Clair, and Selby. It was incorporated as a city in 1887 and did well economically due to the building of the Georgia Pacific Railroad and the production of iron ore in the vicinity.
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The official municipal web site presents information about the city, its department and government, and its ordinances. Also has sections dedicated to various services, including the fire and police departments. Also displays other city links and local news.
http://www.leedsalabama.gov/
The services and amenities offered by this Leeds, Alabama hotel are discussed in detail. Photographs of the rooms and common areas are presented. Visitors can check to see whether a room is available, check rates, and make reservations online.
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-leeds-alabama-AL435
Provides the statement of faith, data about the church itself, its history and publications as well as daily devotionals in the form of audio files. The schedule of worship services, bible studies, and fellowship opportunities is available on the site as well.
http://www.fbcleeds.org/
