Royal Mail House on Wellington Street was built in the mid-1970s and remained part of the cityscape until 1998 when operations were transferred to a new complex at Stourton. The building was later partly demolished, with the remainder added to and converted into luxury flats. Enjoy these photos which are sure to bring back memories for generations of Royal Mail workers in the city. READ MORE: Changing Leeds - Life on Wellington Street down the decades
7. Royal Mail House
February 1976 and pictured are hutments, built as a temporary recruiting office for World War One, and until recently used for sorting mail.
8. Royal Mail House
Rear view of the loading bay area which at one time was a burial ground.
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