Vicar Lane is home to two Leeds landmarks - the Corn Exchange and Kirkgate Market, both of which are an essential part of life in Leeds. It started life as a narrow cart track but enjoyed a new lease of life when it was widened and linked to Duncan Street back in the day. READ MORE: Schofields Leeds in 12 photos - The department store which stood proud among the city's shopping elite | 25 photos from inside Leeds social clubs down the years LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Year unknown
Vicar Lane when it was a much narrower cobbled thoroughfare. The Nag's Head Hotel sign can be seen on the right.
3. February 1958
This property on Vicar Lane was due to demolished at the end of the 1950s.
4. October 1967
There were long queues for buses - the number of which has been reduced by a ban on overtime - at the junction of The Calls and Vicar Lane.
5. February 1977
Goliath, the army's robot device, is put back in its trailer after a bomb scare on Vicar Lane.
6. September 1973
A night scene of Vicar Lane from its junction with The Headrow. Photo: Graham Lindley