They showcase the best of what the town has to offer in the first three years of the new millennium. The gallery is jam packed with familiar faces and focuses on all aspects of life in the town from annual community events through to pubs, shops, fundraising and local sport. Spotted anyone you remember? READ MORE: 27 wonderful photos take you back to Horsforth in the 1990s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Horsforth in the early 2000s
Billy Baxter, who held the land speed record for a blind person, is pictured showing his braille watch to pupils at Broadgate Primary School in December 2003. Photo: Mel Hulme
8. Horsforth in the early 2000s
Mary Way hands over an autograph book featuring the signature of Flight Lieut Nicolson and burnt rags from his jacket to The Second World War Experience Centre in Horsforth in December 2003., She is pictured with Dr Peter Liddle, Second World War Experience Centre director and volunteer Brenda Clifton. Photo: Gerard Binks
9. Horsforth in the early 2000s
Sue Scholes with pupils from Broadgate Primary School in December 2003. Sue won the Department of Education and Skill's SHARE Tutor of the Year award. Photo: Third Party
10. Horsforth in the early 2000s
Horsforth St Margaret's FC, who played West Yorkshire League in October 2003. Back row, from left, are manager Gary Cooper, Andy Sainter, David Pryde, Graham Shaw, Nick Powell, Richard Foster, Ben Eaton, Elliott Beddard and assistant manager Paul Scott. Front row, from left, are from left, physiotherapist Dennis Metcalfe, Neil Wagstaff, Chris Sullivan, Richard Smith, Jared Williams, Alan Titterington, Steve Thompson and Mark Ackroyd. Photo: Graham Lindley
11. Horsforth in the early 200s
Did you enjoy a meal here back in the day? Cafe Marinetti on Town Street pictured in November 2002. Photo: James Hardisty
12. Horsforth in the early 2000s
Staff members celebrate the opening of the new Tesco Express in Horsforth in December 2003. Pictured, from left; are Tracey Avery, Debbie Barker, Rachel Stubbs and manager Steve Burns. Photo: Helen Gardner