Sheffield has changed quite a lot over the years – and it’s meant some of the things we were once lucky enough to be able to do have disappeared.
We have put together a gallery of 25 things that were either iconic sights in the city, useful facilities, or just great fun to do. Many of us remember them from childhood, or even later in life.
Because of changing times, economics, or even health and safety, these are no longer available for us to do.
We have found pictures from the archives which will bring the memories flooding back.
They are sign of the many ways in which the city has changes over the years.
Which of these do you miss the most?
17. Eat at Tuckwoods, Surrey Street
Tuckwoods Restaurant in the late 1980s. Tuckwoods on Surrey Street was a popular place to eat, well known for its afternoon teas Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
18. Watch Yorkshire play cricket
You used to be able to watch Yorkshire play cricket in Sheffield until the 1990s. Historically, they played at Bramall Lane, and then later, they played at Abbbeydate, where they are pictued here. Photo: Ian Soutar
19. Take the bendy bus
In the 1980s, the city centre Clipper bus service operated 'bendy buses. Younsters used to enjoy standing on the section where the two sections joined, where part of the floor would rotate around the corners. Picture: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield
20. Learn to swim at Glossop Road baths
Schools used to take pupils to Glossop Road swimming baths for lessons until it was closed down in 1990 Photo: Sheffield Newspapers Ltd