Last orders may have been called on some of these pubs years ago but which of these closed pubs can you remember?
Whether it was your favourite drinking hole or a place you have a specific memory of - pubs and bars often bring back happy memories.
And Sheffield was a city that wasn’t short of a good boozer.
5. The Matilda Tavern
The Matilda Tavern was situated at 100 Matilda Street. This pub opened in 1825 and closed in 2005. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
6. The Phoenix
The Phoenix was situated at 2 Charles Street on the corner with Union Street. By 1974 it had been handed over to the Sheffield City Polytechnic Students Union. When the students union took possession of the Nelson Mandela Building, circa 1978, they gave it back to the Council The main bar of the Nelson Mandela was called the Phoenix in remembrance. It was demolished and replaced by the First Point building. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
8. The Red House
The Red House was situated at 168 Solly Street. This pub closed in 2016 and is now used as a convenience store. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk