Over the years so many pubs have closed but here are 24 pictures to take you back to the bar.
Over the coming months we will try and cover as many closed Derbyshire pubs as we can so bare with us if you can’t see your favourite jaunt just yet
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13. The Stone House
The Stone House was situated at 19-21 Church Street. This pub opened in 1790. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
14. The Three Cranes Hotel
The Three Cranes Hotel was situated at 74 Queen Street and despite shutting for several years it has now reopened under new management Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
15. The Yorkshire Grey
The Yorkshire Grey was situated at 69 Charles Street. Opened in 1833, and closed in 2006 to make way for a car park for Sheffield City Council employees. Previously known as The Minerva and Bar Rio. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk