Workmen removed roof slates as the demolition of empty house in Edlington got underway in 2001Workmen removed roof slates as the demolition of empty house in Edlington got underway in 2001
Workmen removed roof slates as the demolition of empty house in Edlington got underway in 2001

Going, going, gone! Can you remember these now demolished South Yorkshire buildings?

Over the years we have lost streets, estates, and high rise blocks of flats to demolition and redevelopment but here are the last pictures of the places you used to call home.
By Lucy Ball
Published 6th Mar 2020, 07:00 BST
Updated 22nd Jun 2020, 14:31 BST

Whether you grew up in these houses, settled down with your spouse or raised a family here the bricks may be gone but the memories live on.

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Begining of the end for houses in Edlington in 2001

5. Houses in Edlington

Begining of the end for houses in Edlington in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)

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Robert Marriot and Claire Worthington who were unhappy their houses on Worthington Avenue in Parson Cross were earmarked for potential demolition back in 2006

6. Worthington Avenue

Robert Marriot and Claire Worthington who were unhappy their houses on Worthington Avenue in Parson Cross were earmarked for potential demolition back in 2006 Photo: Dean Atkins

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Demolition takes place prior to the start of improvement works at High Street in Grimethorpe in 2006

7. High Street

Demolition takes place prior to the start of improvement works at High Street in Grimethorpe in 2006 Photo: Steve Taylor

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Robert and Jaqueline South outside their house in Errington Crescent which was earmaked for demolition in 2008

8. Errington Crescent

Robert and Jaqueline South outside their house in Errington Crescent which was earmaked for demolition in 2008 Photo: Dean Atkins

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