26 classic photos of Ranmoor and Fulwood to take you back, including lost shops and landmarks

Take a journey through time with these 26 nostalgia-filled photographs of Ranmoor and Fulwood, featuring long-forgotten landmarks and shops

It is considered one of the safest areas of Sheffield to live in and perhaps one of the most aspirational for many too.

Our gallery of photographs take a look back at the districts of Fulwood and Ranmoor through the years.

This collection shows the old Fulwood Sports Ground and the observatory. Some of these photographs go as far back as 1899.

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5. Bird's eye view

An aerial view of Ranmoor, Sheffield, some time between 1920 and 1939, including (top left) Thornbury and (centre) St. John C of E Church, Fulwood Road | Picture Sheffield/Arthur W. Hobart

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6. Siddall's

R.A. Siddall, confectioner, on Fulwood Road, Broomhill, Sheffield, in 1934. The shop was next door to the old South Sea Hotel at the bottom of Crookes Road. | Picture Sheffield