These photos will transport you back nearly half a century to 1976 and how we lived back then.
In Sheffield that year, fans went wild for the Bay City Rollers, while at the other end of the musical spectrum the Sex Pistols visited Radio Hallam, and Princess Margaret met youngsters at Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
This retro photo gallery shows scenes from across Sheffield, from shops on The Moor and Fargate in the city centre to suburban life in Nether Edge, Manor Top and Hillsborough, among other areas.
How well do you remember 1976, which was also the year of the first commercial Concorde flight and the UK’s Eurovision Song Contest triumph with Save Your Kisses For Me, by Brotherhood of Man?
1. Bustling
The Moor, Sheffield city centre, in May 1976, with Woolworths on the left Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
2. Batchelors Peas
The Batchelors Peas factory on Underhill Lane, Sheffield, in June 1976 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
3. Middlewood Road
Shops on Middlewood Road, Hillsborough, in March 1976, including Wiltex, Applebranch fruiterers, and E. Steel and Sons bakers and confectioners | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers
4. The Bay City Rollers fans
The Bay City Rollers fans in Sheffield September 1976 at Sheffield City Hall | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: ©Sheffield Newspapers Ltd