These photos take you back to 1996, showing the sights you may remember around Scotland, and some of the ordinary people leading extraordinary lives.
They include the shopkeeper who chased a knife-wielding raider, lottery winners who scooped more than £2 million, and a dog owner whose pets starred in one of the year’s biggest films.
They also include everyday heroes, from GPs to dinnerladies, and bingo callers to firefighters.
Schoolchildren celebrating as their hard work pays off, the physio at a leading football club, and a Cliff Richard superfan who went to extraordinary lengths to prove her dedication.
This retro photo gallery shows, too, some of the lost shops you may remember from the 90s, like Mothercare, Radio Rentals, BHS and the much-missed Jenners department store.
And it illustrates how much life has changed in the last 30 years, with the old British Telecom phone booths seen in high demand during the days when few people had a mobile phone.
Do these photos bring back any memories for you, and what do you miss most about life in the 90s?
13. SOS
Save Our Baths campaigners outside the Infirmary Street Baths, Edinburgh, which they were campaigning to get reopened in 1996 | TSPL
14. 90s dining
Students Ryan Godsell and Lynsey Stuart with lecturer Tom MacGregor at the Jewel and Esk Valley College Restaurant in 1996 | TSPL
15. Lottery boost
Bathgate newsagent William Boyd holds a bunch of National Lottery tickets in 1996, after describing how the lottery had boosted his profits | TSPL
16. Bingo
Douglas Sillars, from Alloa, pictured in 1996, after becoming a finalist in the bingo caller of the year competition | TSPL