Haymarket - where hay was once bought and sold - is one of Sheffield's oldest thoroughfares.  In the Fifties, when this picture was taken, it was dominated by Davy's food store, with "The Old No 12" restaurant next door, and beyond it, Davy's Mikado Cafe.  Before the war, the Mikado offered an old-style Yorkshire tea, complete with ham or bacon and egg, for 1s 6d.  Further along Haymarket can be seen the old Brunswick pub.Haymarket - where hay was once bought and sold - is one of Sheffield's oldest thoroughfares.  In the Fifties, when this picture was taken, it was dominated by Davy's food store, with "The Old No 12" restaurant next door, and beyond it, Davy's Mikado Cafe.  Before the war, the Mikado offered an old-style Yorkshire tea, complete with ham or bacon and egg, for 1s 6d.  Further along Haymarket can be seen the old Brunswick pub.
Haymarket - where hay was once bought and sold - is one of Sheffield's oldest thoroughfares. In the Fifties, when this picture was taken, it was dominated by Davy's food store, with "The Old No 12" restaurant next door, and beyond it, Davy's Mikado Cafe. Before the war, the Mikado offered an old-style Yorkshire tea, complete with ham or bacon and egg, for 1s 6d. Further along Haymarket can be seen the old Brunswick pub.

Sheffield retro: Fascinating black and white photos show how Haymarket has changed

Take a trip back in time with these old pictures of the Haymarket area of Sheffield.

These 10 retro pictures from The Star’s archive give a fascinating view of a Haymarket from the past. They include photos of Norfolk Market Hall and some of the shops which have closed over the years. Also pictured are shoppers getting to grips with the then novel idea of self-service at a store in the area.

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