Celebrations marking the bicentenary of an East Yorkshire town have begun.
Goole turns 200-years-old on Monday and it is being marked with a series of events and activities over the weekend.
These include exhibitions, a flotilla of vessels and a flypast by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Dakota.
Nick Coultish, ward councillor for Goole North, said: “As well as celebrating 200 years of Goole, we will be celebrating how exciting the next 100 will be.”
The festivities kicked off on Friday with the Origins of Goole exhibition, art classes and a friendly football match.
On Saturday, there will be a treasure hunt, walking tours, drop-in sessions at Goole Library, as well as a flotilla of vessels.
In 1826, the opening of the port and town of Goole was marked by the arrival of 50 vessels. In a nod to that, a fleet will navigate the canal again, 200 years on.
Meanwhile, Sunday’s events include a 10k race, a memorial service to remember the town’s seamen and a flypast by the Dakota at 12:30 BST.