The 80s are remembered for their synth-pop, big shoulder pads and neon leg warmers.
But there was much more to the decade than its bold fashions and irresistible power ballads.
These nostalgic photos capture just some of the things people miss most about Sheffield during the 1980s.
Among them are lost landmarks; popular shops, including the ‘Yorkshire Disneyland’; and iconic nightclubs, one of which hosted a memorable performance by a young Kylie Minogue.
Fondly remembered pools, cinemas and restaurants also feature in this trip down memory lane.
What are your happiest memories of the 80s in Sheffield, and what do you miss most about life back then?
17. Goodwin Fountain
The Goodwin Fountain, at the top of Fargate, was a popular meeting place for Sheffielders in the 80s, with many a first date starting there. It's pictured here in 1989, with Orchard Square shopping centre and Dixons to the left. The Goodwin Fountain was demolished in 1998, with the new fountains being created at the Peace Gardens. | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield City Libraries