But they have now been lost to time, consigned to the city’s history although still fondly remembered by many.
From Fletchers Bakery’s legendary vans to Ward’s ale that was brewed at their Ecclesall Road site, we have taken a nostalgic look back at some lost Sheffield institutions that locals still remember fondly.
Take a look through our photo gallery to see 19 businesses and venues around the city that are sadly no longer still around.
Let us know your memories of these Sheffield institutions in the comments section.
1. Lost institutions
These pictures show 19 great Sheffield institutions which have been lost to Sheffield over the years. Photo: National World / Picture SheffieldPhoto: National World / Picture Sheffield
2. Fletchers Bakery
The Fletchers Bakery shops and vans were once a familiar site all across Sheffield.Photo: Picture Sheffield
3. Harringtons, Castle Market
Harrington's was a popular clothes stall on Castle Market for decades, before leaving in 2006. This picture shows the shirt department in 1987Photo: Julia Armstrong
4. UCI Cinema, Crystal Peaks
The UCI cinema at Crystal Peaks was Sheffield's first multiplex when it opened in the late 80s. Pictured is Alan Clark, who visited the venue over 2,000 times. Photo: Paul Chappells, National WorldPhoto: Paul Chappells