They turn back the clock to the 1990s and showcase the people and events which brought a community together as well as making it a popular tourist destination. They feature memories from Ilkley Carnival and the annual British Watercolour Society and British Society of Miniaturists Art Show as well as celebrity visits and town landmarks including Ilkley Moor and White Wells Cottages. READ MORE: 49 unseen photos of Ilkley through the years LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
19. Ilkley in the 1990s
TV personality Alan Titchmarsh is reflected in the plaque after performing the official opening of the Ilkley Playhouse in March 1999. Photo: Mel Hulme
20. Ilkley in the 1990s
Andrew Hartley pictured in October 1999 with a 1950's Wurlitzer juke box which he will be auctioning at his sales room in Ilkley. Photo: Claire Lim
21. Ilkley in the 1990s
Hundreds of watchers gathered at Cow and Calf ice age rocks to see the eclipse, but for some it was just another day. Pictured in August 1999. Photo: Matt Griggs
22. Ilkley in the 1990s
June 1999 and the oldest listed building in the country had been saved This Victorian postbox dating back to 1855 had been damaged by a car earlier in year and was destined for scrap until locals campaigned for it's repair. The Royal Mail shelled out £4,000 and it was now back in use on Denton Road. Photo: James Hardisty
23. Ilkley in the 1990s
Do you remember Paul and Sue Spedding? They were the new licensees of the re-opened Cow and Calf Inn in April 1999. They are pictured admiring the Ilkley Moor view. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
24. Ilkley in the 1990s
A helicopter begins the task of carrying stone slabs to the top of Ilkley Moor at the Cow & Calf in July 1998. The stone is being used to create footpaths to halt errosion caused by the many visitors the area gets. Photo: Charles Knight