Tomas Brolin was unveiled to the media after signing for Leeds United for a record £4.5 million from Palma. This was 1995, a year when Sky TV riches were beginning to flood into the top level of the game. Yet the Swede, who was named in the 1994 ‘World Cup All-Star’ team, would go on to prove a Premier League flop and never lived up his ‘baby-faced assassin’ nickname. Reports in hindsight from within the camp said that the signing was rushed and under-researched, but the Whites weren’t the only club to have pursued the cursive playmaker - he’d turned down three Italian clubs on his way to LS11. Moving on, 1995 proved a year of job opportunities with Halifax opening a new call centre while a new music choice system was launched at Leeds Town & Country Club. Enjoy these photos, a mix from the YEP archive, Getty Images, the David Atkinson Archive and others published courtesy of photographic archive Leodis, which is run by Leeds Library & Information Service, charting a year in the life of your city. READ MORE: 33 closed Leeds pubs which will stir fond memories for drinkers LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook

1. Leeds in 1995
Enjoy these photo memories from around Leeds in 1995. PIC: Getty Photo: Getty Images

2. Leeds in 1995
Inside Halifax Direct call centre on Water Lane in Holbeck which opened in September 1995. Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net


4. Leeds in 1995
People admire miniature steam locomotives at Blackgates Miniature railway in June 1995. The railway has a 7.25 gauge track and is 350 yards in length. Photo: David Atkinson Archive

5. Leeds in 1995
DJ 'whispering' Bob Harris launches Bell Cable Media's music choice system at the Leeds Town & Country Club in October 1995. Photo: Giles Rocholl

6. Leeds in 1995
February 1995 and in focus is the 1899 building of the Morley Industrial Co-operative Society, occupied by Barclays Bank at the time , at the junction of Queen Street and Albion Street. Just visible on the right is part of the 1957 Co-op building, known as Society House. Photo: David Atkinson Archive
