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7. Capitol Ballroom, Meanwood
Workmen remove the remains of the ballroom of the Capitol at Meanwood in January 1980. | jpimedia
8. Quarry Hill Flats
This was a new view of Waterloo Church and St Mary's School after the last of the Quarry Hill Flas had been demolished in June 1978. | jpimedia
9. Telecom House
Homes were cleared and major roads closed for Leeds's big bang - the demolition of Telecom House in February 1990. | jpimedia Photo: Steve Riding
10. Skelton Grange 'B' Power Station
The demolition of three cooling towers and a chimney at Skelton Grange 'B' Power Station at Stourton in November 1995. | jpimedia Photo: James Hardisty
11. Farndale Court and Brayton Grange
These two blocks of flats in Swarcliffe were raised to the ground in March 2001. | jpimedia Photo: James Hardisty
12. Royal Mail House
This Wellington Street landmark was mostly demolished in the summer of 2003 with the central core stripped to the bare skeleton and rebuilt. It is now home to the West Point development. | jpimedia Photo: Mark Bickerdike