In their day, they were among the best known landmarks known to Sheffield residents and visitors alike.
But they have all now been consigned to history, having either been demolished, removed, or just left to go to wrack and ruin.
In the week that it is has emerged that Sheffield’s oldest man misses most the old Hole in the Road, and the Castle Market, we have taken a look through our archives to find them and other much missed landmarks.
Some of them were famous meeting places, or just great places to go for entertainment.
Our picture gallery shows 16 sights many readers will fondly remember, which have been lost in recent decades.
How many of them do you remember?
5. Crimean War memorial, The Moor
The Crimean War memorial was erected at the top of The Moor in 1863 in memory of Sheffield men killed in the Crimean War. It was taken down from the site in 1960. Photo: University of Sheffield
6. Goodwin Fountain
The Goodwin Fountain stood at the top of Fargate from 1961 to 1998, when it was filled in. The 'Container Park' currently stands were it was located. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
7. Kelvin Flats
The Kelvin Flats 'streets in the sky', near Infirmary Road, were built in 1967 and only lasted less than 30 years before they were pulled down in 1995. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
8. The 'Wedding Cake''
Sheffield 'Wedding Cake' register office, where 30,000 couples got married over its lifetime, before it was decided to demolish it in 2004 Photo: Sheffield newspapers