Stores around Sheffield are pictured in this retro photo gallery, from the city centre to suburbs including Hillsborough, Manor and Firth Park, towards the end of the last century.
Sugg Sport, BHS and Cole Brothers are among the once famous names which have disappeared from the city’s high streets since the 80s and 90s.
C&A and Debenhams are two more big-name casualties, but these nostalgic photos also capture some of the many much-loved independent stores that have been lost, from butchers to jewellers.
How many of the retailers pictured do you remember shopping at, and is your favourite among them?
5. House of Fraser
House of Fraser department store, seen from the Castle Square Supertram stop, in 1996 | Picture Sheffield/Colin Richards Photo: Picture Sheffield/Colin Richards
6. Cambridge Street
Cambridge Street viewed from Barker's Pool in January 1984, showing (left) Cole Brothers department store and (right) Impulse, records, posters, cards and gifts | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
7. C&A
C&A on King Street, Sheffield city centre, looking towards Angel Street and Argos, sometime during the 80s or 90s | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
8. Fargate
Fargate, Sheffield city centre, viewed from above in January 1983, showing businesses including H. L. Brown and Son jewellers; Western Jean Company; R.A. Millet, and Burnley Building Society | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd