Let’s take a look back down memory lane with some of these memory-inducing pictures of Sheffield in the 1970s.
They were the places where Sheffielders went to eat, drink, shop and socialise in the city during the course of the decade.
In this gallery of nostalgic images, you can relive the memory of the much-loved and missed Redgates department store, often referred to as a ‘Yorkshire Disneyland’ by many.
There are even some celebrity appearances in various places in Sheffield contained within; from a TV personality to a hugely successful English rock band.
Do you remember the very trendy and glamorous Josephine’s or how about the much-missed The Gaumont cinema?
How many places do you remember from this era in time? Which ones would you like to see return?
6. Gaumont
Derek Goodison in the projection room at the Gaumont Cinema, Barker's Pool, Sheffield, in November 1985 | Sheffield Newspapers
7. Haymarket
Haymarket - where hay was once bought and sold - is one of Sheffield's oldest thoroughfares. In the fifties, when this picture was taken, it was dominated by Davy's food store, with "The Old No 12" restaurant next door, and beyond it, Davy's Mikado Cafe. Before the war, the Mikado offered an old-style Yorkshire tea, complete with ham or bacon and egg, for 1s 6d. Further along Haymarket can be seen the old Brunswick pub
