The answer is that Sheffield used to have both these buildings but that these landmarks were both demolished, along with many more, such as two big cinema buildings that once dominated the area around the City Hall. Take a look and see if you remember Victoria Station, Norfolk Market Hall, the Albert Hall, the Grand Hotel or the Gaumont.
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5. Gaumont ladies
Staff at the Gaumont Cinema, Barkers Pool taking donations for a Christmas toy appeal in 1947 Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
6. Old-time market
The old Norfolk Market Hall, Haymarket, Sheffield, which lasted from 1851 to 1959, and was followed by Castle Market Photo: Nancy Fielder
7. Bird's eye view
An interior view of the Norfolk Market Hall in February 1959, shortly before it closed and was then demolished Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
8. Two Victorias
A view showing Sheffield Victoria Station, opened in 1862 and closed in 1970, and The Victoria, later the Royal Victoria Hotel, which is now the Crowne Plaza Royal Victoria Hotel near Victoria Quays Photo: submitted