15 Sheffield city centre pubs and bars we have loved and lost over the years

Sheffield was known for its fantastic boozers

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.

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9. The Royal Oak

The Royal Oak was situated at 11 Hollis Croft. This pub was closed and demolished in 1999. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk

The Runaway Girl was situated at 111 Arundel Street. This pub is now in commercial use. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk

The Sportsmans Inn was situated on St Thomas Street, picture taken in 1924. Photo: closedpub.co.uk

The Stone House was situated at 19-21 Church Street. This pub opened in 1790. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk