Unthank Road has been a bustling hub at the heart of the Golden Triangle for generations.
From villas for freemen to student digs and family homes, the area has had an ever-changing range of people living there.
The road was hit during the blitz in the Second World War however many buildings survived - including those visitors can still admire today.
The real development of Unthank Road - and Eaton in general - came when a tram service was brought in from Unthank Road into the city.
In the early 1900s, the tram cheaply transported people from the suburbs to work in the city.
With an abundance of lovely, terraced homes, Eaton was suddenly accessible in a way it never had been before.
And with the increase in commuters came a flourishing high street of independent shops.
From decorating shops to butchers, customers could find everything they needed right on their doorstep.
Today it is home to pubs and restaurants as well as coffee shops and corner shops.
What are your memories of Unthank Road?
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