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.
9. The Albert Pub, Division Street, 1978
A view of The Albert pub, Division Street, Sheffield, pictured in 1978, formerly one of the most prominent pubs in the city centre. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
10. Yates Tavern, site of the old Albert pub
Yates Tavern, on the site of the former Albert Pub. Still a pub, which is a positive. Photo: Alastair Ulke
11. Mick Doughty, landlord of the former Turf Tavern, Handsworth Road
Pictured here is Mick Doughty, landlord of the former Turf Tavern in Handsworth Road on his retirement. Photo: Barry Richardson
12. Former Turf Tavern, in Handsworth Road
The former Turf Tavern, in Handsworth Road. Photo: Scott Merrylees