And then there are those which have been removed or remain somewhat of a mystery. How many of these are you familiar with? READ MORE: Go inside 'The Kremlin' - Leeds Quarry House in the 1990s | Leeds Quarry Hill Flats in 27 photos - rise and fall of the UK's largest social housing complex
13. September 1968
The statue of explorer Stephen Cabot once graced the Royal Exchange building at the junction of Park Row and Boar Lane. It was later removed and stands in a Roundhay garden. | jpimedia
14. July 1978
Dr Walter Hook, former Vicar of Leeds and champion of workers' rights go to grip with another social cause. This time its a silent protest at no-parking areas. The raised hand become a warning gesture to traffic wardens. | jpimedia
15. October 1993
Remember this bronze statue of Circe who changed the companions of Odysseus into swine, shown around her feet? Moved from Park Square to the Leeds Museum in 2008. | jpimedia
16. December 1986
The statue of Queen Victoria on Woodhouse Moor. The memorial consists of figures and a frieze in bronze on a plinth and pedestal of Portland stone. | jpimedia
17. Enjoyed this gallery?
City Square in November 1982. Any hidden statues we have missed? Please get in touch. Email: [email protected] oer tweet him @AndyHutchYPN | jpimedia