These photos showcase life in the town during the 1990s and feature shops on Cheapside and Chapel Hill, as well as street scenes including Queen Street and Commercial Street and well-known landmarks such as Morley Market, Morley Bottoms and Coffin Corner. They are published courtesy of the David Atkinson Archive, a collection housed on Leodis, which is run by Leeds Library & Information Service. They also run heritage blog The Secret Library Leeds, which provides a behind the scenes look at the Central Library and highlights from its special collections, including rare books hidden away in the stacks. READ MORE: Fabulous colour photos celebrate life in Morley during the 1960s
1. Morley in the 1990s
September 1999. Shops on Queen Street by Coffin Corner, the junction with Troy Road which is seen on the right. Shops include Touch-Wood. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis
2. Morley in the 1990s
Queen Street towards the Town Hall from the end of Wesley Street. On the left is the row of shops that part of Wesley Street Mill was demolished for: originally Boots, Silver Library, Woolworths, Tony's Textiles and Yorkshire Bank. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis
3. Morley in the 1990s
Queen Street looking towards the junction with Morley Bottoms in September 1999. Properties in Morley Bottoms in the background are known as Cheapside and include the Fandango Fancy Dress shop. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis
4. Morley in the 1990s
Cheapside in Morley Bottoms, showing shops including Morley Model Centre and Classic Doors. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis
5. Morley in the 1990s
Market Square at Morley Market, off Commercial Street. Shops in this part of the market include Kwik Save and Ethel Austin, family clothing retailers. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis
6. Morley in the 1990s
The Hope Street entrance to Morley Market, seen from the car park across the road in September 1999. Photo: David Atkinson Archive, Leodis