The final pictures taken of Doncaster College during the demolition in 2000s

From the 1960s to the mid 2000s thousands and thousands of students were taught, made friends, loved and laughed at Doncaster College at Waterdale.

Now demolished as the council wanted to make way for the new cultural quarter but the building housed so many memories for so many.

What do you remember about your time there?

Take a look back at the final days of the college as it turned from a learning institute into a pile of rubble back in 2009.

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1. Built in the 1960s

Doncaster College replaced Beechfield House and its accompanying gardens, with the museum moving to its present site on Chequer Road. | JPIMedia Photo: Malcolm Billingham

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2. Left vaccant

The Waterdale landscape changed little since the 1960s. However the buildings that were modern 40 years ago were in poor condition. The council said they looked 'tired, dated and ready for an overhaul'. Buildings like the former Doncaster College were vacant as the College had moved to the Hub at Waterfront. The area needed revitalising by the Civic and Cultural Quarter. | JPIMedia Photo: Staff