Infirmary Street and Park Row, Boar Lane and Bishopsgate Street, and Quebec Street and Wellington Street all lead to City Square. It was bombed by the Lufwaffe during the Second World War and is home to The Queens Hotel as well as the iconic Black Prince statue, who has been pointing the way since 1903. Enjoy these photos from the YEP archive which showcase the changing face of City Square over the years. READ MORE: The Dark Arches in 19 photos | 20 photos of Vicar Lane through the years LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
14. City Square
December 1991 and this was the vision for a new look City Square if planners gave the go ahead for the redevelopment of Priestley House. NatWest submitted a scheme to demolish the 1960s office block and replace it with a landmark building. | YPN Photo: YPN
15. City Square
We have no idea what these smiling young ladies were doing at City Square in the spring of 1974. Do you recognise anyone? | YPN Photo: YPN
16. City Square
Finding the way around Leeds became much easier in May 1989 thanks to this finger signpost in City Square. It was one of nine dotted around the city centre. | YPN Photo: YPN
17. City Square
A terrific view of City Square on a spring morning - 11.10am - in May 1988. | YPN Photo: YPN
18. City Square
City Square in October 1984. The Christmas tree was already in place ahead of the Christmas festivities. | YPN Photo: YPN