A piece of Yorkshire's wartime history was brought vividly back to life as RAF Snaith Museum welcomed visitors for its annual 1940s Weekend.
The two-day event, held on Saturday (Sep 12) and Sunday (Sep 13), featured living history groups, period military vehicles, traders and entertainment.
Re-enactors dressed in military uniforms and civilian clothing helped recreate the sights of the era, while an array of historic vehicles and displays offered visitors another glimpse into life during the Second World War.
The weekend also featured period entertainment, with performers adding to the 1940s atmosphere.
RAF Snaith Museum itself is housed in surviving buildings from the former RAF base, which was home to Halifax and Wellington bombers before closing in 1946.
Take a look through our gallery for some of the best pictures from RAF Snaith Museum's 1940s Weekend.
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1940s weekend at RAF Snaith Museum. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
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1940s weekend at RAF Snaith Museum. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
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1940s weekend at RAF Snaith Museum Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
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Six year old Lucas Feneley with his dad Anthony Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe