An excavator at work in Sheffield.An excavator at work in Sheffield.
An excavator at work in Sheffield.

Which of these now-demolished South Yorkshire buildings do you remember?

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 29th Oct 2020, 15:46 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.

Want more Sheffield retro? Demolition of Norfolk Park flats, Park Hill flats trhough the years

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

1. Edlington

Workmen removed roof slates as the demolition of empty house in Edlington got underway in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)

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In 2000 Julian Hurley, and Linda Pearce, Chair of the local Tenant And Residents Associtaion, are pictured on the Willow Estate, where demolition work had just started.

2. Willow Estate

In 2000 Julian Hurley, and Linda Pearce, Chair of the local Tenant And Residents Associtaion, are pictured on the Willow Estate, where demolition work had just started. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)

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Houses were being demolished on Musgrave Road, Shirecliffe in 2003

3. Musgrave Road

Houses were being demolished on Musgrave Road, Shirecliffe in 2003 Photo: Stuart Hastings

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Rotherham Manager Ronnie Moore started the demolition of houses at Denham Road Wath as the council began a rejuvenation project for the area in 2002

4. Denham Road

Rotherham Manager Ronnie Moore started the demolition of houses at Denham Road Wath as the council began a rejuvenation project for the area in 2002 Photo: Dean Atkins (Staff)

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