From the start of the Gulf War and the freeing of the Birmingham Six to Helen Sharman becoming the first British woman to go to space, 1991 was a year of countless notable events. Take a look at a few of our best archive pictures depicting what life was like in Preston back in 1991...
These are some incredible historic pictures, so have a look and see if you recognise any familiar sights or faces...
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17. Life in Preston in 1991
Pupils in the lower classes at Middleforth CofE School in Penwortham, near Preston, employed brain power to raise over £1,000 for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Pictured: Susan Doley collects a cheqque from Rachel Abram, Stephanie Derbyshire and Ruth and Naomi Elliott Photo: RETRO
18. Life in Preston in 1991
Hundreds of angry young gay men and lesbians marched through Preston town centre to protest at what they claim are county council plans to "gag" homosexuals. Around 500 gathered on the Flag Market for a rally and demonstration against new county council draft guidelines for youth and community staff working with homosexuals. Pictured above the crowds head through town Photo: RETRO
19. Life in Preston in 1991
The Mayor and Mayoress of Preston visited the Lancashire Evening Post offices and were greeted by Managing Director Mike West. Photo: RETRO
20. Life in Preston in 1991
A 20-strong group of student nurses from Sharoe Green Hospital, Preston, got their hands dirty during a special event at the town's Fulwood Barracks. They had a taste of army life and took part in an assault course, shooting and other army events Photo: RETRO