The 1970s were the decade when disco stormed the charts and cinemagoers flocked to blockbusters including Jaws and Star Wars.
This retro photo gallery captures the best of the 70s in Sheffield, including a visit by football superstar Pele, skiing in Meersbrook Park and some of the city's much-missed shops, including Cockayne's department store.
Also featured are several of the popular pubs and nightclubs of the era, such as Josephine's, on Barker's Pool, and Fiesta, on Arundel Gate.
The nostalgic images from the archives also take us back to the huge crowds which gathered at Norfolk Heritage Park for the It's a Knockout competition staged there, the drama of the Hallam Chase and a royal visit to Sheffield Children's Hospital.
Pictured too are a couple of Sheffield United legends, along with fans at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium.
And the photos lead us on a tour of the city's suburbs, from Mosborough and Manor Cinema to Crookes, Nether Edge and High Storrs School.
What are your favourite memories of the 1970s, if you were lucky enough to be around to experience them?
13. Fireworks
Tracy Bowling, Kevin Ward, Jonathon Lee, Sally Whitworth, Peter Westwood and Julie Westwood admire a selection of fireworks in October 1972 | Sheffield Newspapers
14. YMCA
Sheffield's new YMCA headquarters in Broomhall opened officially in March 1970. This photo shows the foyer and reception desk. | Sheffield Newspapers
15. Meersbrook Park
The dry ski slope at Meersbrook Park, Sheffield, in October 1971 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers
16. Pauldens
Pauldens department store, at the top of The Moor, Sheffield, in 1970. The store opened in 1965 and in 1973 became Debenhams. | Sheffield Newspapers