The pubs, shops, restaurants, cinemas and other venues pictured pulled in the punters in their droves during the 60s and 70s.
But they have all sadly closed over the years, with some being converted for different uses, others being demolished, and a few still standing empty.
While many old photos capture Sheffield’s streets as they looked all those years ago, few take you inside the premises you might remember frequenting.
These photos do exactly that, showing you shop shelves laden with typical goods from the era, regulars perched on bar stools at much-missed pubs, and tables set ready for that evening’s diners.
You might recall going for a first date, a celebratory meal or a night out with friends at the lost establishments pictured in this retro gallery.
These nostalgic images will also bring back memories of 60s and 70s fashions, from the intricately patterned carpets and curtains to the hairdos and clothes which were in vogue back then.
All the photos featured are shared courtesy of Picture Sheffield or taken from The Star’s archives.
Do these photos take you back? Which shop, pub, cinema or other venue from the 60s or 70s do you miss most?
1. Deepcar Co-op
Inside the new Deepcar Co-operative store, on Manchester Road, Sheffield, after its official opening by Mr. Jack Branston, in 1960 | Picture Sheffield/Brightside and Carbrook Co-op Society Photo: Picture Sheffield/Brightside and Carbrook Co-op Society
2. Pauldens
The fashion section at Pauldens department store on The Moor, Sheffield city centre, in September 1965 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
3. Walsh's
Shoppers in the toy section at Walsh's department store, Sheffield, in May 1973 | Sheffield Newspapers
4. Heartbeat Club
Inside the Heartbeat Club, at the Silver Blades Ice Rink, Queens Road, Sheffield, in November 1966 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd