These attractions were some of the most popular across Chesterfield and Derbyshire before the turn of the century, but sadly, they have now closed their doors.
Some were demolished entirely, while a selection of other sites have survived – with new businesses taking them on.
How many of them have you visited in the past, and which ones would you like to see return?
. Lost attractions
These were popular places to visit for Chesterfield and Derbyshire families Photo: Brian Eyre/JP/Eric Gregory/Sheffield Newspapers
. Riber Castle, Matlock
Riber Castle, near Matlock, was the site of a zoo - which operated within the grounds until it closed in 2000. This photo was taken in 1984, 16 years before the zoo would shut permanently. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
. American Adventure, Ilkeston
The American Adventure theme park near Ilkeston was popular in the 80s and 90s with Derbyshire residents. The park opened in 1987 and was closed down 30 years later. Photo: Brian Eyre
. Chestnut Centre, Chapel-en-le-Frith
The Chestnut Centre Otter, Owl and Wildlife Park was located near Chapel-en-le-Frith, and was a popular day trip for residents across the county. It opened in 1984, but finally closed down in 2017. Photo: Rachel Naylor
. Regal Cinema, Chesterfield
The Regal Cinema, seen here in 1987. Always popular for Chesterfield residents, it eventually became a series of nightclubs after closing as a cinema in 1993 - including Zanzibar, Escapade and Department. The building now lies empty, with the latter of these shutting its doors for the last time more than a decade ago. Photo: Derbyshire Times
13. Belper Mill
The World Heritage site Mill Museum in Belper welcomed its last visitors before permanently shutting down last year. Photo: Johnston Press
14. Coliseum Cinema, Brampton
This picture is of the former Coliseum Cinema on Chatsworth Road, taken in July 1979. The building is now home to GAS Bar and Bites. Photo: Chesterfield Library\J Lilley
15. Crystal Peaks cinema
A 10-screen cinema opened at the Crystal Peaks shopping centre, just over the border between Sheffield and Derbyshire, in May 1988. It was a popular attraction for many north Derbyshire residents before it was shut down in 2003. Photo: Chris Lawton