They focus on life in LS14 during the 1970s and reveal a community looking to the future while at the same time stuck in the past. The photos, all plucked from the YEP archive, showcase local landmarks and familiar faces as well as highlight the changing face of the suburb over the course of the ten years. READ MORE: Walk around Seacroft Shopping Centre during the 1960s and 1970s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Seacroft in the 1970s
Do you remember bus driver-conductor Bernard Hartley pictured in May 1972? He was a familiar face to those who travelled on the 'Friendly 45' route from Stanks to Whitehall Road. | YPN Photo: YPN
8. Seacroft in the 1970s
Newspaper boys, from left, Philip Craven, Stephen Thackray and David Cowling are ready to start their rounds from R. Bennett's shop in North Parkway in January 1972. | YPN Photo: YPN
9. Seacroft in the 1970s
Did you live here back in the day? Seacroft Gate Flats pictured in 1972. | YPN Photo: YPN
11. Seacroft in the 1970s
Baroness Bacon (second from left), opens the new Seacroft Day nursery on South Parkway in February 1973. She is pictured with Coun W. Merritt (left), chair of the Social Services Committee, Joyce Peat (right), matron of the new nursery and K. M. Green, adviser for nurseries and play groups. | YPN Photo: YPN
12. Seacroft in the 1970s
This is F. P. Tanner, managing director of Howson-Algraphy Ltd on Coal Road who were awarded the Queens Award for Industry. He is pictured in April 1973 examining one of the printing plates manufactured by the firm. | YPN Photo: YPN