These nostalgic pictures take you back to the 1970s, showing memorable scenes from around Yorkshire half a century ago.
Unfairly branded the decade that taste forgot, these photos capture the highs and lows of life in the 70s.
They show the vibrant nightlife across the region back then, from a seminal Sex Pistols gig to pubs and cinemas we have sadly lost over the years.
The opening of a famous shopping centre, youngsters meeting the Queen at their local leisure centre, and the early years of a much-maligned housing development, where the dream of high-rise living quickly turned sour, all feature in this retro photo gallery.
Popular restaurants, much-missed shops and spectacular aerial views, showing how different the streets looked, are also on display.
Do these photos bring back any happy memories for you of life during the 70s?
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29. Lovell Park
Lovell Park Towers, a social housing development in the Lovell Park area of Leeds, in April 1971. The street sign on the side of one of the buildings reads 'Charing Cross Mews'. | Getty Images Photo: Young/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive
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30. Carlton Place
An aerial view of homes being built around Carlton Place, Leeds, in 1974 | Heritage Images via Getty Images Photo: Aerofilms/Historic England Archive
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31. School rugby
Yvonne Davis and her teammates celebrate with their arms raised during a rugby league match at Clapgate Primary School in Leeds, West Yorkshire, in April 1972 | Getty Images Photo: Ian Tyas/Keystone Features/Hulton Archive
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32. Chips
A worker sorts chipped potatoes on a conveyor belt at a frozen chip factory in Frickley, near Doncaster, in April 1970. The potatoes were mechanically cut in an industrial chipper by Mather & Platt, before being sorted, fried and frozen. The chips produced were reportedly the first British-made frozen potato chips. | Getty Images Photo: Ian Tyas/Keystone Features/Hulton Archive