If you grew up in Sheffield during the 80s or 90s, you’ll remember the popular leisure facilities pictured in this retro gallery.
From cinemas to pools, bowling alleys and ice rinks, they have all been lost since these photos were taken before the turn of the century.
Some have been demolished, while others have been converted for new uses.
Of course, many new facilities have sprung up over the years, but these old leisure spots hold special memories for the thousands of Sheffielders who spent many happy hours there.
Do you remember going for a dip at Sheaf Valley Paths, taking to the slopes at Sheffield Ski Village, or watching a film at the old Gaumont Cinema?
How many of the other venues pictured did you visit, and do you have any happy memories of your time spent there?
1. Rex Cinema
The Rex Cinema, at the junction of Mansfield Road and Hollybank Road, Intake, pictured in 1983, prior to demolition. It had opened in July 1939 and closed in December 1982. | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
2. Sheaf Valley Swimming Baths
Sheaf Valley Swimming Baths, on Harmer Lane, Sheffield city centre, pictured in August 1985 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
3. Classic Cinema
The Classic Cinema, on Fitzalan Square, Sheffield city centre, in November 1982. It was originally opened as the Electra Palace in February 1911 and became the News Theatre in 1945. It was badly damaged by fire on November 24, 1984, and was later demolished. | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers
4. Bowling alley with its own nursery
Fairlanes Bowling Alley, on North Quadrant, Firth Park, Sheffield, in 1985. Built at a cost of £300,000 in 1963, it had 24 lanes and included a nursery fitted with CCTV so parents could keep an eye on the children while they bowled. | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd