Which pubs do you remember drinking in, which ones are a blast from the past?
Want more Doncaster retro? Pubs from the 90s, Closed pubs in Doncaster
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5. Prince of Wales pub
Mark Childs and Richard reynolds outside the Prince of Wales pub, Balby in October 2001 Photo: DEAN ATKINS
6. Tut 'n' Shive
Tut 'n' Shive is Doncaster CAMRA's Pub of the Season for Autumn 2001. Our picture shows the West Laith Gate pub's licencee Nick Coster (right) and his assistant manager Andrew Butler celebrating the award. Photo: Steve Taylor
7. Revolution
Revolution staff, from left, Lyndsey McCabe, Emma Capell, Jennifer Cunnigham and Paula Windle. The pub is in Silver Street, Doncaster pictured in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor
8. The Winning Post
The Winning Post pub is Doncaster CAMRA's pub of the season. Our picture shows licencee Brian Harding and his wife Norma Harding outside the Balby pub in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor