They are the city centre shopping arcades that will be fondly remembered by a generation of Leeds shoppers. Trinity Street Arcade and Burton Arcade welcomed customers for more than 30 years before being demolished in the 2000s to make way for the £350 million Trinity Leeds development. They were home to notable high street brands as well as a range of independent shops. These photos are sure to evoke happy memories for shoppers. READ MORE: Leeds Corn Exchange - The story of a 1980s revamp and a 1990s revival LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
13. Burton Arcade
The same view from June 2003. On the left is Serious Kids and on the right is the Curtain Mill. | jpimedia Photo: Tony Johnson
16. Burton Arcade
Leisure and souvenir shop, Leeds United Collection, was opened by the club in December 1991 to cater for fans who found it difficult or inconvenient to get to the Elland Road shop or the Kop shop. | JPIMedia Photo: Contributed
17. Burton Arcade
February 1998 and Bruno Ribeiro signs autographs in Leeds United's shop in the Burton Arcade. Pictured, left to right, are Richard Gordon, Andrew Gordon, Natalie Kamis, Toni Marsh, and Catherine Kamis. | jpimedia Photo: James Hardisty
18. Burton Arcade
Do you remember these shops? This photo dates back to November 1997. | jpimedia Photo: James Hardisty