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?
9. The Gaumont
Originally opened in the 1920s, the Gaumont on Fargate was demolished in 1985. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
10. Sheaf Valley Swimming Baths
Built in the early 1970s, Sheaf Valley baths was demolished 20 years later Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
11. Sheffield Ski Village.
Built on the side of a hill at Park Springs, its bright white slopes could be seen for miles around across the city. Photo: Mike Waistell
12. Don Valley Stadium
Built as the centrepiece for the 1991 World Student Games, Sheffield Council decided to demolish it for financial reasons in 2013 Photo: Andrew Partridge