Your city has undergone some huge changes in the last 45 years. We've dug through our archive at the Yorkshire Evening Post to find these photos take you back to Leeds in 1975, a year who provided doses of disappointment and despair in equal measure. Leeds United' s dream of winning the European Cup ended in Paris while the city experienced one of its biggest ever disasters after Kirkgate Market was all but destroyed by fire. READ MORE: Paris 1975 - The night Leeds United were ‘robbed’ of European Cup glory | The night Kirkgate Market was devastated by fire LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Leeds city centre
The front of the Municipal Buildings from Calverley Street in September 1975. The entrance to the Central Library and City Museum is on the left, with the Art Gallery further along. | Art Gallery Photo: Art Gallery
2. Leeds city centre
Passengers wait at the barriers in Leeds City Station after a bomb alert in November 1975. | YPN Photo: YPN
3. Leeds city centre
September 1975 and the site on Vicar Lane between Willis Ludlows and the north side entrance of Kirkgate Market was due to be developed. | YPN Photo: YPN
4. Headingley
June 1975 and Beryl Davies helps school children cross Otley Road. | YPN Photo: YPN
5. Leeds United
Manager Jimmy Armfield leads out the team to greet supporters on the steps of the Leeds Civic Hall in May 1975. | YPN Photo: YPN
6. Leeds city centre
Looking east along Alexander Street from the Calverley Street end in September 1975. On the right is the rear of the Municipal Buildings, then the lower building is Sam Wilson extension of the Art Gallery. On the left is the Education Board building then Alexander Court. | Art Gallery Photo: Art Gallery