These photos showcase fantastic bird's eye views of Leeds. All these images, plucked from YEP archive, featuring all four corners of Leeds including the city centre, Roundhay Park, the University of Leeds as well as Little London and housing estates. And they have one thing in common - they are all undated. Can you help put a year on each photo using the landmarks featured in each? Tell Andrew Hutchinson via: [email protected] READ MORE: Leeds from the air in 2003 - how many of these city landmarks do you recognise? LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
7. Leeds from the air - Headingley
Looking north along Otley Road. The City of Leeds Training College at Beckett Park is in the foreground, with Weetwood Filter Beds to the right.
8. Leeds from the air - University of Leeds
Leeds University, looking east, taken before the construction of the Parkinson Building which opened in 1951; but the Brotherton Library, opened in 1936, is prominent in the centre.
9. Leeds from the air - West Park
Two separate schools built on the one site, Boys Modern School first known as Leeds Modern and the Girls Modern School. They were known collectively as Lawnswood High School.
10. Leeds from the air - Little London
Camp Road (now Lovell Park Road) and Oatland Lane running from bottom left to top right. In the centre building work is in progress on the two tower blocks of Carlton Towers; above this, Carlton Croft, Close and Garth have yet to be built.
11. Leeds from ther air - Roundhay Park
Waterloo Lake can be seen on the left of the picture with Park Avenue below. On the right, Wetherby Road runs vertically upwards with Elmete Avenue leading off.
12. Leeds from the air - Roundhay Park
Looking north from Wetherby Road which runs across the bottom of the picture. St. John's Church can be seen, with the school and vicarage in front. Waterloo Lake is on the left. Elmete Hall can be seen in the background on the right.