Today, we’re looking back at Edinburgh as it was in 1995 – and as you will see, the city has changed a lot in 30 years.
It was an eventful year for Scotland’s capital, with grand reopenings, huge cultural events, and major milestones in the history of Auld Reekie.
Take a look through our photo gallery, and let us know your own memories of 1995 in the comments section before you go.
13. G.P.O. closure
The 130-year-old GPO at the corner of Princes Street and North Bridge in Edinburgh closed in 1995. Photo: Eric Rutherford
14. Murrayfield Stadium reopens
Murrayfield Stadium reopened in 1995 after a major £50m reconstruction programme to a design by Connor Milligan Architects with a capacity of 67,800. Photo: Ken Whitcombe
15. Save our baths
Save Our Baths campaigners tried in vain to stop the closure of Infirmary Street Baths in February 1995. The baths closed later that year. Photo: TINA NORRIS
16. Welcome JJ
Former Hearts player Jim Jefferies was announced as the club's boss in 1995 and would go on to steer the club to Scottish Cup success over Rangers three years later. Photo: TSPL