10 pictures of lost Sheffield buildings - how many do you remember?

Any major city like Sheffield is bound to see major changes over the years, whether for better or worse.

Here are just a few of those lost landmarks on photos supplied by the Picture Sheffield archive. To order copies of pictures, go to www.picturesheffield.com and search using the reference number in the caption.

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5. Sheffield Register Office

The 'wedding cake' Register Office, taken from Arundel Gate. Pictured in 2002, demolished in 2004. Ref no: v02935 Photo: Picture Sheffield

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6. Kelvin Flats

Kelvin Flats, Infirmary Road, pictured in May 1972. They were demolished in 1995. Ref no: s32997 Photo: Picture Sheffield

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7. Cole's Corner

Cole Brothers Department Store, Fargate/Church Street from High Street, pictured in the 1910s. They moved to their Barker’s Pool site in 1963. This corner was a famous meeting place for courting couples. Ref no: s10507 Photo: Picture Sheffield

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8. Castle Market

Castle Market, Haymarket, which was demolished in 2015. Ref no: s00299 Photo: Picture Sheffield

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10 pictures of lost Sheffield buildings - how many do you remember?

Any major city like Sheffield is bound to see major changes over the years, whether for better or worse.

Read this: Going on a bear hunt in Sheffield? Here’s where to look for them all on big city sculpture trail

5. Sheffield Register Office

6. Kelvin Flats

7. Cole's Corner

8. Castle Market

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