From Parson Cross to Gleadless Valley, these photos capture life on Sheffield’s estates during the 1960s and 70s.
A man rests with his dog on a bench beside a pretty boating lake, in one image, while in another youngsters can be seen cycling past immaculately maintained lawns.
Elsewhere, in these black and white photos, washing flutters in the breeze and a crane towers over a new housing block under construction.
Schools, pubs and shops can be seen in these photos from estates around the city, including in Jordanthorpe, Greenhill, Shiregreen, Firth Park and High Green.
Many of the sights are no longer but some of the housing estates which were newly constructed or being built at the time are still home to thriving communities all these years later.

17. Dyche Lane Farm
Dyche Lane Farm, Dyche Lane, in 1965, with a sign for the Batemoor estate | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield

18. Under development
Housing estate under development, with terraced housing on Walling Road (left) and Tipton Street (right) looking towards Brightside School, in 1975 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd

19. Boating lake
Firth Park Boating Lake and Clock Tower Pavilion in January 1966 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd

20. Jordanthorpe Secondary School
Jordanthorpe Secondary School (later Meadowhead School), Dyche Lane and Batemoor Housing Estate in 1968 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd

