Syndicate leader Eileen Johnson pours the drinks for her colleagues at M & E Johnson in Armley after they scooped £102,601 on The National Lottery. It was a slice of good fortune which Armley and its residents enjoyed during the 1990s. Other 'good news' during the decade included asbestos campaigner June Hancock winning her legal fight and St Bartholomew's Church being awarded £300,000 to fund repairs. These photos, plucked from the YEP archive, also feature familiar faces as well as shops and pubs you may remember. READ MORE: Memories of Armley and Bramley during the 1960s and 1970s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Armley in the 1990s
Staff at Imperial Cancer Research Fund in Armley pictured in May 1999. They were planning a sponsored walk. Pictured, from left, are Gladys Ellis, Dot Mounteney, Susan Davison, Kath Slade and Mavis Dodd. | YPN Photo: YPN
14. Armley in the 1990s
The Royal Hotel on Town Street pictured in the summer of 1997 ahead of a 'grand reopening celebtation' featuring the outrageous 'Cheeky Charlie' and free prize draw. | Richard Hainsworth Photo: Richard Hainsworth
15. Armley in the 1990s
Minnesotas Bar in the Excelsior Snooker Club on Tong Road pictured in January 1999. | Richard Hainsworth Photo: Richard Hainsworth
16. Armley in the 1990s
Did you shop here back in the day? The Co-op on Town Street which offered a range of services from healthcare through to travel services. | Keith Allison Photo: Keith Allison
17. Armley in the 1990s
Adult superstore Cocktails on Armley Road was setting pulses racing. It is pictured in January 1999. | Richard Hainsworth Photo: Richard Hainsworth
18. Armley in the 1990s
Armley Library held a 'From Steam To Microchips' exhibition in August 1996. Coun Alison Lowe shows Laura Marshall the contrast between an early electric typewriter and a modern day computer. | Dan Oxtoby Photo: Dan Oxtoby