Sheffield city centre is undergoing a huge transformation, with new shops, food halls and other businesses set to open.
This retro photo gallery shows some of the shops, pubs and cinemas which have disappeared from the city centre over the years. All the pictures featured were taken during the 1980s and 90s on streets including The Moor, Fargate, Division Street and Barker's Pool.
Department stores like Cole Brothers, House of Fraser and British Home Stores are among the lost shops from that era, while the Gaumont cinema is another notable casualty. Punters have also had to bid a sad farewell to pubs including the Matilda Tavern, the Yorkshire Grey and the Yorkshireman's Arms since these photos were taken.
All the images are shared courtesy of Picture Sheffield.
13. The Boulogne
The Bolougne pub on Waingate, Sheffield, in January 1985. It opened in the 1790s and its previous names included the Bull and Mouth, Tap and Spile, and Tap and Barrel. Photo: Picture Sheffield | Picture Sheffield
14. Anvil Civic Cinema
Anvil Civic Cinema (formerly The Cineplex), on Charter Square, Sheffield, in March 1985. It opened in 1972 and was taken over by Sheffield City Council in 1983 for use as a municipal arts cinema, before closing in November 1990. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers
15. The Yorkshireman's Arms
The Yorkshireman's Arms, on Burgess Street, Sheffield, in September 1996. Photo: Picture Sheffield | Picture Sheffield
16. La Belle Femme
La Belle Femme ladies outfitters and Jacob D. Applebaum, booksellers are among the shops pictured in this photo of Division Street, Sheffield, looking towards Carver Street, in April 1991. Photo: Picture Sheffield | Picture Sheffield