These eye-catching photos chart a decade in the life of Eastmoor in the 1990s. They feature stories making the headlines as well as memories from schools, fundraising and local sport. The photos have been plucked from the Yorkshire Evening Post archive and are sure to evoke happy memories for those who called WF1 home back in the day. READ MORE: 31 photos to take you back to Wakefield in 1996 YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
7. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Dave Craig, left, who smashed a world record 14 blocks off the chest of Matt Wrigglesworth, right, while lying on a bed of nails, to raise money for leukaemia sufferers, such as Dave's daughter, Stephanie, middle, at Eastmoor Social Club. Pictured in January 1998. | Dan Oxtoby Photo: Dan Oxtoby
8. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Eastmoor FC, who played in Division 1 of the West Riding County Amateur League, pictured in September 1997. Back row, from left, are Barry Watson, Paul Hepponstall, Andrew Hirst, Joe Malik, Hugo Hunter, Simon Clevely, Mike Wilkes and Rich Deeley (manager). Front row, from left, are James Deeley (mascot), John Hannaford, Tony Calvert, Dave Edge, Brian Sheldon and Ian Noble. | Mike Cowling Photo: Mike Cowling
9. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Eastmoor AFC pictured ahead of a Wakefield and District Cup game in October 1996. Back row, from left, are Richard Deeley, Tony Calvert, Dave Stewart, Hugo Hunter, Stephen White, Paul Heppenstall and Tony Johnson. Front row, from left, are Ian Noble, Gavin Burgess, John Hannaford, Barry Watson, Dave Edge and Jeff Scott. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
10. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Self taught cross stitch artist Jonathan Black with his cross stitch picture of Wakefield Town Hall in January 1996 which was to be presented to the Mayor of Wakefield, Coun Norman Hartshorne. | Peter Thacker Photo: Peter Thacker
11. Eastmoor in the 1990s
March 12996 and pupils of Heath View Junior and Infants School were given an insight into wool spinning by Gill Plowes of the Oak Tree Nursery, at Barlow near Selby. Gill shows the children, from left, Leanne Cunliffe, Gemma Cotton and Peter Craven the raw material before commencing to spin the wool. | Peter Thacker Photo: Peter Thacker
12. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Lisa Gray holds a 12 week old fox cub which was brought into Heath View Junior and Infant School by The Yorkshire Wildlife Rescue Centre. Pictured in May 1996. | James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty