They turn back the clock to 1969 and showcase memories from around the city centre before heading out to the suburbs with Aberford, Armley, Bramley Headingley, Hunslet, Holbeck and Roundhay all in focus. READ MORE: Remembering 21 long-lost forgotten city centre pubs and clubs LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
31. Rothwell
This is the Stepping Stones pub just off Leeds Road. It was the first move by Stones's brewery into the Leeds area. | YPN Photo: YPN
32. Headingley
Herbert Sutcliffe, the former England opening batsman and at the time a Yorkshire committee member, on the flooded outfield. | YPN Photo: YPN
33. Hunslet
The bridge over the dock basin in Clarence Road which carried a weight limit of two tons splitting firms in the area which had premises on either side. | YPN Photo: YPN
34. Leeds city centre
A sweet which was claimed effectively beats the breathalyser test without reducing the level of alcohol in the blood was demonstrated in Leeds to publicans and hoteliers. Pictured is Linda Peel testing her breath. | YPN Photo: YPN
35. Garforth
Viv Nicholson - widow of football pools winner Keith Nicholson - married welder Brian Wright at Tadcaster Register Office. | YPN Photo: YPN
36. Leeds in 1969
Workmen removing snow from the terraces at Elland Road before spreading salt and sand ahead of Leeds United midweek clash with Ipswich Town. | jpimedia