The gallery features local landmarks, shops and pubs and is packed with familiar faces which help showcase and champion a sense of community and pride throughout a decade of change and challenges for the suburb. It was a decade which featured the opening of a major health and fitness centre in the community and a well-known religious landmark demolished after it was gutted by fire. READ MORE: 21 famous faces who went to school in Leeds LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Moortown in the 1990s
A new teaching block was opened at Highfield Primary School in November 1995. Pictured, from left, is deputy head Jan Galling, the lady Mayoress of Leeds Marjorie Rushworth, headteacher Paul Tindle and Ann O'Brien, chair of Governors with pupils. Photo: Steve Riding
2. Moortown in the 1990s
Inside Cohen's Pharmacy on Harrogate Road in November 1996. Photo: Mel Hulme
3. Moortown in the 1990s
Chef Adrian Cole and bar supervisor Ann Cawley outside The Chained Bull in October 1996. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
4. Moortown in the 1990s
The David Lloyd Centre at Moortown under construction in March 1997. Photo: Peter Thacker
5. Moortown in the 1990s
Sky TV presenter Gabby Yorath returned to her old school, St Andrew's R.C. Primary in October 1996 to meet pupils and talk about the importance of developing their talents while at school. She is pictured being interviewed by budding television presenters Ashley Bedeau and Laura Kelly. Photo: Mark Bickerdike
6. Moortown in the 1990s
Author of Headingley Rugby Voices Phil Caplan holds aloft the Silk Cut Challenge Cup at the opening of Philip Howard Books on Street Lane in October 1999. He is watched by Leeds Rhinos forward Marc Glanville who opened the shop and some local children Oliver Munden (left) Christopher Collins and sister Rebecca. Photo: Mel Hulme