So much has changed across Chesterfield over the years, but there are still some things that almost all residents who lived through the 70s, 80s and 90s will remember.
A number of Chesterfield’s much-missed venues, landmarks, restaurants and shops are listed below – which would you most like to see return?
25. Pink Panther
Pink Panther was another venue from years gone by that our readers remember fondly. Photo: Derbyshire Times
26. Burtons
This shot of Burlington Street shows the Burtons and John Collier stores in 1978. Photo: R. Wilsher/Chesterfield Library
27. Old swimming pool
Chesterfield Queen's Park swimming pool officially opened on July 19, 1969. Pictured here in August 15, 1968 - the diving board was firmly in position but the water was rather murky as the building work continued. The centre closed at the end of December 2015, a few days before the new £11.25million Queen's Park Sports Centre opened further up Boythorpe Avenue. Photo: JP
28. King’s Head
Can you remember the King’s Head on Knifesmithgate? The pub was in existence from the late 1800s, although the original building was demolished in the 1920s for a road widening scheme. A replacement building incorporated the Kings Head pub, and now houses The Victoria. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers