Remembering Sheffield's iconic lost buildings - including the Tinsley Towers, Corn Exchange and Don Valley Stadium

Any major city like Sheffield is bound to see major changes over the years.

Published 10th May 2023, 04:45 BST

Updated 10th May 2023, 09:22 BST

Here are just a few of those lost landmarks on photos supplied by the Picture Sheffield archive. Do you remember them fondly?

An elevated view of Castle Square and the Hole in the Road looking towards Walsh's Department Store, High Street. Pictured in the 1970s, it had gone by 1994. Ref no: y02951

1. Hole in the Road

An elevated view of Castle Square and the Hole in the Road looking towards Walsh's Department Store, High Street. Pictured in the 1970s, it had gone by 1994. Ref no: y02951 Photo: Picture Sheffield

Victoria Station on the Wicker, looking north. This picture dates to the 1900s and the station closed in 1970. Ref no: s14697

2. Victoria Station

Victoria Station on the Wicker, looking north. This picture dates to the 1900s and the station closed in 1970. Ref no: s14697 Photo: Picture Sheffield

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

3. Kelvin Flats

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

The famous Tinsley cooling towers, taken from the former Blackburn Meadows Power Station site with the M1 motorway Viaduct in the background. This picture was taken in 2003 and the towers were demolished in 2008. Ref no t01918

4. Tinsley towers

The famous Tinsley cooling towers, taken from the former Blackburn Meadows Power Station site with the M1 motorway Viaduct in the background. This picture was taken in 2003 and the towers were demolished in 2008. Ref no t01918 Photo: Picture Sheffield