These photos take you back to 1980, capturing scenes around the city, from shops and nightclubs to political demonstrations.
A closing-down sale is seen taking place at the popular Banner’s department store.
But across the city, The Leadmill, which would become one of the UK’s most celebrated music venues, is seen in the year it opened as a community arts venue.
Sheffield legend Marti Caine and Blue Peter presenter John Noakes are pictured with youngsters at City Hall, diners are shown in the much-missed Baldwin’s Omega banqueting suite, and youngsters can be seen queueing outside the popular Romeo’s & Juliet’s nightclub for the Junior Star Xmas party.
This retro photo gallery shows shops, pubs and other businesses in the heart of Sheffield city centre, on The Moor, Fargate and Orchard Street.
The nostalgic images also take you out into the suburbs, from Mosborough and Attercliffe to Deepcar and Stocksbridge.
They range from scenes of everyday life, like pupils queuing for their school dinner, and shoppers at a bustling Castle Market, to more dramatic photos, including one of the iconic bendibuses getting stuck at a busy roundabout.
Do these nostalgic images bring back any happy 80s memories for you?
25. Home economics
Pamela Evans, head of home economics, with pupils Graham Learmonth, Jason Hogan, Nigel Brindley and Steven Oldfield at High Storrs School, Sheffield, in March 1980 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
26. John Noakes
Blue Peter presenter John Noakes with Skip the dog and youngsters at the Marti Caine Christmas pantomime held at Sheffield City Hall in November 1980 | Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
27. Pomona Hotel
The Pomona Hotel pub, on Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, in 1980 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
28. Museum Hotel
Inside the Museum Hotel, Orchard Street, Sheffield, in May 1980 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspapers