Back in the 1980s, there was no Meadowhall or internet.
And that meant if you wanted to go shopping, the place to go was Sheffield city centre.
That was the 1980s in Sheffield. In those days, Fargate was packed with shoppers, and The Moor was similarly busy, while the route between the two, along Pinstone Street, also remained bustling. Similarly places like West Street were thriving.
9. Rackhams
Rackhams, on High Street, on the left of the picture, was a popular store on High Street. Picture Sheffield / Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield / Sheffield Newspapers
10. Cole Brothers
Cole Brothers as it was known in the 1980s was a popular department store. The name later changed to John Lewis, but the old Cole Brothers sign is now in Sheffield museumPicture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
11. Our Price
Our Price, on The Moor, was one of he main Sheffield city centre record shops in the 1980s. Photo: Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
12. Quadrant Stationers
Quadrant Stationers, pictured left, next to the brick trams, was where many went before school terms were set to restart. Photo: Picture Sheffield / Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield / Sheffield Newspapers