TODAY'S nostalgia spread is another celebration of the good folk of Colchester.
We've rummaged through our archive to find these fascinating pictures, one of which features a wedding party in St Mary's Road, taken in 1910.
Wedding bells - this wonderful picture was taken in St Mary's Road, Colchester, in 1910
We've also got school pictures from yesteryear, sea cadets in 1940 and a picture of a bricklayer who helped build one of the most iconic buildings on Colchester's skyline - Jumbo.
Can you spot anyone you know? Maybe a grandparent, aunt or uncle?
Cup kings - we know little about this picture, apart from the fact it was taken in 1936. Can you shed any light?
If you have old pictures to share with our readers, email matt.plummer@newsquest.co.uk
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Looking resplendent - we know this picture was taken in 1948. Can you identify which school the youngsters attended?
Class mates - this picture shows children from Hamilton Road Primary School and was taken in 1932
Putting on a show - this picture shows dancers from the Phyllis Manning Dance School. It looks like they were taking part in a carnival procession
Iconic building - this picture shows Dick Balls, a bricklayer who helped build Jumbo
Glimpse into the past - Kathleen Lock sent us this picture of Warren d Plane, her grandfather, at North Street Primary School
Dressing up - this picture shows two ladies posing as Victorian tramps
Looking smart - this picture shows Colchester sea cadets in the 1940s
Family business - this picture shows Edwin's shoe shop, which was in Butt Road. The picture was sent to the Gazette by Esther Thompson
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Nostalgia - have you got old pictures to share with our readers?
We'd love to see your old pictures and share them with our readers. Have you got old school photos, pictures with work colleagues or sports pictures of you with team-mates? Or maybe you have pictures of nights out with friends or at a special event. Whatever it may be, we'd love to see your photos and share them online and in our papers.
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