Leeds has plenty of motionless icons for you to peruse rather than pass next time you’re wandering around about the city. And then there are those which have been removed or remain somewhat of a mystery. How many of these are you familiar with? READ MORE: 21 famous faces who went to school in Leeds LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
13. Leeds sculptures
The statue of the explorer, Stephen Cabot, was one of the figures which graced the Royal Exchange building at the junction of Park Row and Boar Lane. It was later removed and stands in a Roundhay garden.
14. Leeds sculptures
Dr Walter Hook, former Vicar of Leeds and champion of workers' rights go to grip with another social cause. This time its a silent protest at no-parking areas in July 1978. The raised hand become a warning gesture to traffic wardens.
15. Leeds sculptures
Remember this bronze statue of Circe who changed the companions of Odysseus into swine, shown around her feet? Pictured in October 1993 it was moved from Park Square to the Leeds Museum in 2008.
16. Leeds sculptures
The statue of Queen Victoria on Woodhouse Moor pictured in July 2000. The memorial consists of figures and a frieze in bronze on a plinth and pedestal of Portland stone. Photo: Emma Nichols
17. Leeds sculptures
Enjoy these memories of sculptures around Leeds. PIC: Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme