Take a trip back to 1985 with this collection of archive pictures capturing life across Shropshire.
From FA Cup action at Goodison Park and royal visits to Harper Adams to community fundraising, local carnivals and everyday scenes, these photographs bring together the people, events and places that made the county what it was 41 years ago.
How many familiar faces can you recognise? Share your memories and see who else remembers these moments in the comments.
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17. Flying the flag at Goodison for Telford's big day out
Passionate Telford United supporters cheer on their team at Goodison Park during a landmark FA Cup Fifth Round tie against giants Everton on Saturday, February 16, 1985. Though the non-league heroes eventually succumbed to a 3-0 defeat against the top-flight heavyweights, thousands made the memorable trip north to roar on their local side. Were you among the dedicated fans in the packed away end on that unforgettable afternoon in 1985? | Shropshire Star archive
18. Mixing it with the giants at Goodison
Telford United battle on the pitch during their historic FA Cup Fifth Round tie against First Division leaders Everton at Goodison Park on February 16, 1985. | Shropshire Star archive
19. Domino dynamos on parade in Ketley
Workers from Ketley's Glynwed Foundry gather behind an impressive haul of trophies and shields during an in-house domino presentation evening on October 26, 1985. Pictured enjoying the celebration are Brian, Fred Hunter, Maurice, Ron Greenfield, Bobby Austin, Chris, Andy Corbett, Les Vicks, John Moseley, John, Donald Dabbs, and Kevin Mahon. Do you recognise any of these local foundry workers or remember where this glamorous award night took place in 1985? | Picture courtesy of Sandra Mahon
20. Tudor troops march on Newport for historic anniversary
A cavalcade of Tudor troops led by Henry Tudor descends upon the town of Newport on August 15, 1985, bringing history dramatically to life. Pictured pleading for peaceful entry on behalf of local merchants is Ray Edwards of the Newport and District History Society, who finds himself held under guard by men-at-arms and bowman Mark Ireland. The dramatic reenactment was held to mark the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Bosworth. Do you remember watching the medieval procession take over Newport's streets back in the summer of 1985? | Shropshire Star archive