The city has had its fair share of landmarks reduced to rubble over the years. This collection features the good, the bad and the ugly. How many do you remember? CHANGING LEEDS: Leeds International Pool | Leeds Inner Ring Road |Corn Exchange | City Square | Vicar Lane | Dark Arches LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join the Leeds Retro facebook group
1. 1932
We kick off with this quirky photo. The image shows the demolition of a tank on Woodhouse Moor in the early 1930s.
2. Bean Ing Mills, Leeds
The demolition the mill complex on Wellington Street in May 1968. The site would become the headquarters of your YEP.
3. Cookridge Street Baths
This photo from 1968 looks across the demolition site towards the Civic Hall and LGI's Brotherton Wing. The steps on the left were the main entrance to the baths.
4. Priestley Hall
This well known landmark on Park Row in the city centre was demolished in 1968.
5. Picture House, Harehills
This cinema opened in December 1912 and closed in October 1963. The premises were then used for bingo but demolished in July 1968 to make way for shops.
6. Seacroft
This photo shows a half demolished school at Seacroft in October 1969. Does any one know which one?