These photos will take you back to 1996, the year the Spice Girls first hit the charts with Wannabe.
While Scary, Sporty, Ginger, Baby and Posh Spice were shaking up our lives with their winning combination of girl power and infectious anthems, these nostalgic images show what was happening around Sheffield that year.
A new nightclub, a famous new landlord at a historic city pub and the world premiere of a seminal sports film starring local lad Sean Bean are just some of the notable mid-90s happenings captured in this retro photo gallery.
They also show football fever erupting as Euro 96 came to town, an iconic concert by the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, and the ill-fated Sheffield City Airport under construction.
These photos will take you back to the days when thrill-seekers hurtled down the slopes at Sheffield Ski Village, and Castle Market was thronged with shoppers.
Popular 90s pubs, shops, restaurants and cafes are pictured, including a lost city institution famed for its cream teas, a much-missed department store and an impossible-to-miss US-style diner.
Do these photos bring back any memories for you of Sheffield in the 90s, and what were you doing all those years ago?
5. Euro 96
Pupils at Herries School, Sheffield, who will get free tickets for the Euro 96 match at Hillsborough, on June 19, 1996 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Stuart Hastings
6. Cavell's
Cavell's cafe/bar (formerly the Old Blue Bell pub), on High Street, Sheffield city centre, in June 1996, with Barratts next door | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
7. OK Diner
The OK Diner, on Kilner Way, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, in July 1996 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Mike Waistell
8. Tuckwoods
Tuckwoods Restaurant, on Surrey Street, Sheffield city centre, which was famous for its cream teas, pictured in November 1996, five years before it closed for good after 145 years. | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers