Nostalgia

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S Club 7 pictured in 2014 - (L-R) Bradley McIntosh, Tina Barrett, Jo O’Meara, Hannah Spearitt, Paul Cattermole, Rachel Stevens and Jon Lee. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

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The hall floor in period tiles and a glimpse into the sitting room

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circa 1910: A man operating a wool drying and folding machine in a textiles mill near Leeds, Yorkshire. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nine photos that take you back in time from across Yorkshire

Minju Kang in Ma Vie one of three new ballets being presented by Northern Ballet.

Three new ballets from Northern Ballet at Leeds Playhouse

A young girl enjoys Scarborough beach in the sunshine. (Pic credit: Richard Ponter)

Yorkshire nostalgia: Yorkshire locals share their favourite childhood memories

circa 1920: Two little boys dragging home their Christmas tree after choosing it at London's Covent Garden Market. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: When Christmas meant a trip to the greengrocer

UNDER THE VILLAGE SYCAMORE TREE, In these days of progress and mechanisation, the horse is taking a back place. Where farms once used ten horses to till the land, they now use a tractor. Consequently in rural areas the blacksmith is becoming garage proprietor and not many of the old smithies remain. - Mr Foulger still manages to keep busy at his forge at Horstead in Norfolk, where in summer time he works under the shade of two sycamore trees, Horstead, Norfolk. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: When smithy’s anvil was at the heart of every village

Nick Stringer, the chair of the Pickering-based LNER Coach Association, enjoying the Elizabethan buffet car

Yorkshire's golden age of railway evoked by 1950s buffet car

3rd December 1934: Hundreds of barrels of wine laid out for inspection before being transferred to vaults and warehouses at the Wine Crescent, London Docks. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: How tide turned from brown ale to fine wine

circa 1929: Crowds watching the platform diving at Scarborough, Yorkshire. (Photo by Alfred Hind Robinson/A H Robinson/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: Remembering Scarborough’s vast South Bay pool

A beach scene at Bridlington, Yorks, in 1913, Bridlington. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: Lasting appeal of Bridlington in the East Riding

circa 1925: A mobile laundrette operating in Newtown, Honley, provides a shirt and collar dressing service as well as dyeing and dry-cleaning for West Riding and Yorkshire. (Photo by Chaloner Woods/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: When laundry day was an event for the whole town

Harrogate Hydro in Yorkshire, later to become the Old Swan Hotel, pictured circa 1890. It was here that British crime novelist Agatha Christie was found, following her eleven day disappearance in 1926. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: The fount of Harrogate’s enduring appeal

23rd February 1935: A group of monks from the Fort Augustus Abbey go angling on Loch Ness which is famed for its mythical monster. References to a monster in Loch Ness date back to St Columba's biography, 565 AD, where Adamnan describes St Columba preventing a creature in the Loch eating a Pict. More than 1,000 people claim to have seen 'Nessie' and the area is a popular tourist attraction. (Photo by Reg Speller/Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: Angling for Yorkshire’s ‘stolen fortnight’

circa 1928: Workers at a hat manufacturers in Luton carrying piles of men's straw hats, which were in demand due to a heatwave. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: When you were judged by the shape of your hat

Wreaths laid at the Cenotaph following the Remembrance Sunday service in Whitehall.

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Jack Black (left) and movie mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg. (PA).

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Knaresborough and the River Nidd, Yorkshire, circa 1960. (Photo by Bertram Unne/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: Life meanders on... down by the Yorkshire riverside

This correspondence from the 1800s is intriguing reader Aled Jones.

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From: Aled Jones, Southcliffe Road, Bridlington.

Tunnel complete, July 1987.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Breaking records

Hellaby Hall propped up.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Country living on

Middleham aerial reconstruction drawing.

Nostalgia on Tuesday. Richard's castle

The Spa Hydro at Askern.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Village of change

Children play in the grounds of Richmond Castle.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: King of the castles

General view of Maltby Colliery.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: The Main story

The demolition of the Mexborough cooling towers in 1982.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Towering presence

Rick Wakeman measured at Stagewear.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Dressing to thrill

TV chef Jamie Oliver

David Behrens: Is the answer to our woes a blackcurrant-flavoured future?

The Barnsley mascot

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Cup joy for Tykes

Staithes from South Cliff.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Happy landing
The fishing village of Staithes has a rich history stretching back centuries.

Rotherham trolleybus in the town centre.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Trolley travel

Hill Side, Ackworth Moor Top.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Built on history

Two girls pose for a photograph outside Woodlands cottages.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Model Living

Nostalgia: When the winds of terror battered Yorkshire

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Hall of fame

Leeds Library

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Road to riches

Peter Tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Talking Pictures

First tram in Doncaster in 1902.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Rail town trams

Peter Tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday. Grand Designs

Peter tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Blitz destruction

Peter Tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Tunnel vision

General view of the Hexthorpe crash scene.

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Picturing tragedy

Peter Tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Valley of floods

Peter Tuffrey collection

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Rise of the cinema

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Hall's glory days

Trams and Trolleys in Keighley

Nostalgia on tuesday: Before the bus

Lyceum Theatre Pirates of Penzance David Ian Centre Plays Frederick Dec 1990

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Theatres aflame

Hatfield Main 1971

Nostalgia on Tuesday: King coal's demise

Graham Chalmers of the Harrogate Advertiser.

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Bridlington new Spa and opera house

Nostalgia on Tuesday: A spa is born

Yorkshire county champs 1901

Nostalgia on Tuesday: All round appeal

Ladies of Birstwith WI at the 150th show - Ann Rhodes, Ruth Fisher, Margaret Shepherd, Carol Packer, Syvia Chamberlain and Marion Stockdale at the cake stall. (1707293AM)

Back at Birstwith Show after winning in 1966!

Lotherton Hall April 1979

Nostalgia on Tuesday: History behind art

Warmsworth High Road

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Village's lost life

Doncaster Balby bridge crash

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Double disaster

Winner: Virginia Wade after winning the Wimbledon women's singles title 40 years ago.

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Batley crash 16 January 1904

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Rise of the tram

Bentley colliery underground

Nostalgia on Tuesday: Pit's tragic past