And during the 1960s and 1970s YEP readers were bombarded by a wealth of local advertisers flogging everything from fashions and electricals through to new cars and rail travel. Which of these brands do you remember the most? READ MORE: Schofields Leeds in 12 photos - The department store which stood proud among the city's shopping elite | Wallace Arnold in 16 photos: How the Leeds holiday coach operator made travel dreams come true LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
19. Marshall & Snelgrove
The archetypal department store opened in Leeds in 1870, closing in 1971. Did you ever visit its Bond Street store? | YPN Photo: YPN
20. Intercon
Revellers had to travel to Harrogate to enjoy a night out here. It was found in the basement of Copthall Towers - now called The Exchange - on Station Parade. | YPN Photo: YPN
21. Milletts
Located on Boar Lane in the city centre it was THE place to go for outdoor and holiday wear. | YPN Photo: YPN
22. Kay Co
For those looking for a job in 1972 this firm on Marshall Street in LS11 were recruiting. They offered full training on keyboard and terminal use, as well as good pay, a five day week and canteen facilities. | YPN Photo: YPN
23. Rootes
'Envious glances are standard' was the boast. Were you a fan of the new Imp Californian? It was available to buy from Rootes dealers. | YPN Photo: YPN
24. Fletchers
The New Sunny from Datsun was available from main dealer Fletchers on Meadow Road in Leeds 11. | YPN Photo: YPN