Through renovations, demolitions or just face lifts, some of Sheffield’s closed pubs have been wiped off the face of the city, while others are still here in spirit.
We’ve been through The Star’s archive looking for some of the city’s lost pubs and sent our photographers out to see what they look like today.
Which ones do you recognise? What do you miss the most about them and why? Let us know your closed pub memories.
5. The Yorkshire Grey, Charles Street
The Yorkshire Grey, formerly on Charles Street , was demolished in 2004 to make way for the "Heart of the City" redevelopements. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
6. Site of the Yorkshire Grey, Charles Street
Site of the former Yorkshire Grey, which is now catering suppliers Nisbits. Photo: Alastair Ulke
7. The Three Cranes public house, on Queen Street
The former Three Cranes public house, on Queen Street, pictured in January 1980. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
8. Three Cranes `hotel
Three Cranes hotel, now the Three Cranes Boutique Hotel & Serviced Apartments, which has maintained the name and facade. Photo: Dean Atkins