These photos will transport you to 1968 in Sheffield, bringing back memories of lost shops, schools, leisure facilities and much more.
Do you remember shopping at Redgates, Pauldens department store or Walsh’s?
And did you and your family ever cool off in the lido at Millhouses Park or catch a film at Studio 7 cinema on the Wicker?
If you’re lucky, you may remember the Black Swan and the seminal performance there that year by Sheffield legend Joe Cocker.
You’ll almost certainly recall the popular Lord Mayor’s Parade, which attracted huge crowds each year; the Whit Sing events; and May Queens being crowned around the city.
These and other favourite places and events of the late 60s feature in this retro photo gallery, capturing the spirit of the era.
Do these nostalgic photos of Sheffield bring back any happy memories for you? We’d love to hear your favourite things about the late 60s if you want to comment below or email [email protected].
37. London Road
London Road, Sheffield, in 1968 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
38. Class photo
Miss Taylor's class at Carterknowle Junior School in 1968 | Pam Denniff Photo: Submitted by Pamela Denniff
39. Co-op
Staff pictured outside S & E Co-op, at the bottom of Scarsdale Road, Sheffield, in September 1968 | Submitted Photo: Submitted by Ann Morton
40. Owls training session
Lawrie McMenemy (right) pictured chatting to Sheffield Wednesday players and staff at their Thorncliffe Training Ground on February 12, 1968, when he was coach there. Also pictured are, from left, Vic Mobley, John Ritchie, Colin Symm, Peter Springett, Don Megson (captain) and Ian MacFarlane (coach). | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspaper