They may have fallen by the wayside but for many, these 14 pubs will always evoke happy times of a misspent youth or a sense of community and belonging.
The historic Wortley Almshouses and The Elm Tree Tavern are a couple of the landmark Peterborough pub to close their doors more recently.
They’re among a long list of well known ale houses to disappear from the city’s streets down the years.
There is also the likes of The Fenman, The Heron, The Cherry Tree, which we fondly remember, to name but a few.
Elsewhere in the city the future is uncertain for the likes of The Wheatsheaf on Eastfield Road, which has been closed for more than two years and put up for sale.
It’s neighbour, The Cavendish, is also currently closed.
Here we feature a collection of pubs and while customers can no longer be welcomed for a pint, they are all mostly still visible on the street scene.
Take a look through the photographic gallery below at the next 14 images – do you remember a having a good time at any of these beloved watering holes?
1. City Arms
City Arms on St John Street became a restaurant and is now a supermarket. Photo: PT
2. The Old still
The Old still became a burger restaurant which is rumoured to be reopening Photo: PT
4. The Silver Jubilee
The Silver Jubilee at Bretton has been demolished to make way for school expansion. Photo: PT