My friend's did some jQyery... let's see

jqueryPosition.ver1.js

var $scrolledelement = document.getElementById("left");
$scrolledelement.scrollTop = localStorage.scrollPosition;
$scrolledelement.onscroll = function() {
  $pos = $scrolledelement.scrollTop
  localStorage.setItem("scrollPosition", $pos);
  $outelement.innerHTML = localStorage.scrollPosition;
};

maybe better to use anchor ?
window.location.href = 'mysite.htm#images'

const scrolledElement = document.getElementById('left')
scrolledElement.scrollTop = localStorage.scrollPosition
scrolledElement.onscroll = function () {
  localStorage.setItem('scrollPosition', scrolledelement.scrollTop)
  outelement.innerHTML = localStorage.scrollPosition
}

Advantage of this compared to pure-anchor solution is that it keeps the exact position of scroll after reload. Sometimes you want to position the scroll so it shows a little bit of upper content.
This could be combined with an anchor to give realy nice scroll behavior.