The taps may have stopped running at all these former Sheffield pubs but they still hold fond memories for the many people who drank there over the years. Some of these former watering holes have only recently closed, while it is many years since others welcomed their last customers.
These photos from the 1960s to the 1990s show how the pubs used to look before they closed and were converted to other uses, demolished or left empty. The pubs featured in this retro photo gallery have gone on to become a convenience store, a massage parlour and a restaurant, among other uses.
9. Sawmaker's Arms
The former Sawmaker's Arms pub on Neepsend Lane, Sheffield, in the 1980s or 90s, after it had become Affordable Furnishings. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Douglas Edward Axe/Brian Douglas Stevens
10. Stone House
The former Stone House pub on Church Street in Sheffield city centre, formerly the premises of White, Favell and Cockayne, wine and spirit merchants, is pictured here in the 1960s or 70s. The Stone House famously had an old fashioned courtyard with faks shop frontages. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Douglas Edward Axe/Brian Douglas Stevens
11. Wheatsheaf Inn
The former Wheatsheaf Inn, on Platt Street, in Neepsend, Sheffield, pictured during the 1980s or 1990s. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Douglas Edward Axe/Brian Douglas Stevens
12. Bull's Head
The former Bull's Head pub on Dun Street, in Netherthorpe, Sheffield, pictured in the 1980s or 1990s. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Douglas Edward Axe/Brian Douglas Stevens