Guiseley institution Harry Ramsden's earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records for having the heaviest logo in the UK. The 30ft square replica of the restaurant's famous initial made up of chipped potatoes weighed in at 1,360.5 lbs and helped raise £600 for charity. The year was 1998 and sticking on a strange theme students at Guiseley School were celebrating the delivery of new musical instruments, a reward for collectively munching their way through 17,000 chocolate bars. These photos, plucked from the YEP archive, showcase Guiseley in 1998. Do you recognise anyone? READ MORE: The day 10,000 people queued for fish and chips at Harry Ramsden's LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Guiseley in 1998
This is 101-year-old Harry Holmes from Guiseley who in October 1998 was to receive the French medal of honour. Photo: Peter Thacker
8. Guiseley in 1999
Teenagers from the Guiseley Youth Project begin work on an ornamental garden on an old piece of waste land with the aid of a £750 'green grant' from local electrical retailer, Comet. Photo: Hickes
9. Guiseley in 1999
Kelly Gomersall was choreographing The Wizard Of Oz at Queensway Primary. She is pictured in rehearsals with Munchkins, left to right, Jack Aynsley, Lauren Gresty, Rachel Greenwood and Jonathan Barrett. Photo: Gary Longbottom
10. Guiseley in 1998
Do you remember Mo's restauant in Guiseley? Pictured in December 1998. Photo: Charles Knight
11. Guiseley in 1998
Former Leeds United striker Bobby Davison was appointed player-manager at Guiseley in February 1998. He is pictured playing against Spennymoor United in September 1998. Photo: Justin Lloyd
12. Guiseley in 1998
December 1998 and Harry Ramsden's marketing manager, Bob Acrey, proudly shows off a certificate from the Guinness Book of Records for the restaurant's heaviest logo in the UK. Photo: James Hardisty