That’s still true today, as places that were once familiar have changed or gone altogether. See what you remember from these pictures – and you can also share your thoughts with our Facebook group, Retro and memories – Sheffield Star
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9. Then - Kelvin Flats
The notorious Kelvin Flats in Upperthorpe, Sheffield were built on Infirmary Road in 1967 - and the huge high-rise estate was knocked down less than 30 years later, in 1995-6 Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
10. Now - Infirmary Road Tesco
The Infirmary Road branch of Tesco, where Kelvin once stood Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
11. Then - Park Hill flats
Park Hill flats, pictured in June 1961, when early residents loved living there. The estate was built as part of post-war slum clearance Photo: Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
12. Now - new-look Park Hill
New sculptures being installed at Park Hill in Sheffield in March. Pictured are Maddie Munro, Cameron Bailey, and Matt Retchless. The estate is undergoing a phased refurbishment by Urban Splash and the flats are being sold off to private buyers Photo: Chris Etchells