a large rectangular panel was completed and installed in 1962. It was Grade II listed in 2012 for several reasons, partly because it is the first large mural relief by Dalwood, a leading British post-war sculptor, and also because of the use of materials and aesthetic quality of the work. As an example of commissioned public artworks it was considered to be of historic interest. After the Hall was demolished in 2013 the mural was taken down and moved to the stage@leeds building on the University of Leeds campus in 2016. Oil spill On 29 March 1999, at least 10,000 litres of fuel oil overflowed from a storage tank on the site and caused environmental damage, notably to Meanwood Beck. References External links University photo archive of pictures of the hall and grounds Leeds University Presents a short film including interiors of Bodington Hall Meet in Leeds leaflet about the Hall for conferences particulations blogspot Pictures and observations 2012 University of Leeds halls of residence