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The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured is special collections librarian Antony Ramm with the album.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured is special collections librarian Antony Ramm with the album.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured is special collections librarian Antony Ramm with the album.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured is special collections librarian Antony Ramm with the album.

The book and photograph date from August 3, 1966 when then Lord Mayor of Leeds, Alderman Joshua S Walsh, hosted a prestigious civic reception honouring the victorious players at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured is special collections librarian Antony Ramm with the album.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.