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
1. Eastmoor in the 1990s
The official opening of the reclaimed area at Gisburn Road leading to the Southern Washlands Nature Reserve and the Calder and Hebble Canal, featuring a mosaic with artistic contributions from local schoolchildren. in June 1997. Pictured is artist Jan Harley with children Mark Bradshaw, Anna Ellis, Claire Gamble, Scott Hooley and Lacey Broadbent. | Peter Thacker Photo: Peter Thacker
2. Eastmoor in the 1990s
June 1996 and estate residents Audrey Norris, left, and Irene Evans stand proudly beside the Yorkshire Electricity sub station on Stanley Road after being transformed into a work of art. | Guzelian Photo: Guzelian
3. Eastmoor in the 1990s
This is Sheila Capstick who was celebrating victory in the fight for women's WMC votes in May 1996. | Roy Fox Photo: Roy Fox
4. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Part of the Time of Our Lives Community Tapestry made by the Fit and Friendly Club pictured in August 1999. It was on display at the Guildhall in York. | Gary Longbottom Photo: Gary Longbottom
5. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Eastmoor Dragons coach Dave Ellis, centre, discusses tactics with James Ganley, left, and Mick Trei in October 1998. | Graham Lindley Photo: Graham Lindley
6. Eastmoor in the 1990s
Eastmoor, who played in the Wakefield and District League, pictured in October 1998. Back row, from left, are Phil Dickerson (manager), Dean Burdin, Lee Trueman, Andy Kitson, Terry Bennett, Andy Hirst, Dave Ellis and Daz Hawksley. Front ro, from left, are Eddie Bennett, Mark Sheldon, Rob Douthwaite, Gary Rowland, Matt Trueman, Simon Clevely, Lee Kitchen and Chris Trueman. | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding