Sheffield in the 1990s: A memorable decade in city’s history told in 50 classic pictures
Sheffield in the 1990s: A memorable decade in city’s history told in 50 classic pictures.
It was the decade when households all around the world first connected to the internet, forever transforming our lives – can you believe it’s been 35 years?
In the United Kingdom, Tony Blair’s New Labour party stormed to power, overturning 18 years of Conservative dominance, as the country mourned Princess Diana’s death.
The 1990s were a watershed moment for Sheffield, with Helen Sharman being the first Briton in space, Meadowhall, the UK’s second largest shopping mall, opening, and The Full Monty’s unexpected triumph putting the city on the global map.
This throwback photo gallery captures such moments and other significant events in Sheffield during the 1990s, as well as a glimpse into city life at the time.
This nostalgic look back at the last years of the 2000 includes nights out on West Street, shopping on The Moor, the slopes at Sheffield’s Ski Village, and memorable performances by Jason Donovan and Def Leppard.
What are your favourite recollections from the 1990s in Sheffield?
1. Meadowhall opening
Meadowhall Shopping Centre, Sheffield, on its opening day, September 4, 1990 | Sheffield Newspapers
2. The Moor
The Moor, Sheffield city centre, in October 1993, with Sheffield Co-operative Society, incorporating the Post Office, on the left | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
3. Division Street
Division Street, Sheffield city centre, photographed from the junction with Carver Street, in April 1991, displaying San Remo Pizzeria, Ricky’s Gift Centre, and Jacob D.
Applebaum, booksellers | Photo SheffieldPhoto: Picture Sheffield
4. Chapel Walk
Chapel Walk, Sheffield city centre, 1994, with retailers such as Charles Clinkard shoe shop and Superdrug.
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