But the once popular John O’ Gaunt, on Blackstock Road, is now reduced to rubble, after a couple of weeks of demolition work at its Gleadless Valley site in Sheffield.
Built in the 60s, one of many estate pubs in the city at the time, it was one of the locations for the 1990s Sean Bean film When Saturday Comes, but it has stood empty for years.
Demolition work started this year, amid plans for redevelopment work in Gleadless Valley in the coming years.
We have taken a look at the venue in pictures, from its use as a pub to its final demolition.
Take a look at the pictures below.
1. John O'Gaunt, Blackstock Road
Pictures show the story of the John O'Gaunt, from a popular local to a pile of rubble. Photo: Picture Sheffield / Iconic Media | Picture Sheffield / Iconic Media Photo: Picture Sheffield / Iconic Media
2. Better days
The John O'Gaunt pictured in the 1970s by Douglas Axe | Douglas Axe / Brian Douglas Stevens / Picture Sheffield Photo: Douglas Axe / Brian Douglas Stevens / Picture Sheffield
3. In use
The John O'Gaunt pictured in the early 2000s by Sheffield Council. Photo: Picture Alex Ekins, Sheffield Council, Picture Sheffield | Alex Ekins, Sheffield Council, Picture Sheffield Photo: Alex Ekins, Sheffield Council. Picture Sheffield
