From old-fashioned boozers to rave venues, our pubs have always been the highlight of the social calendar.
We are taking a look back at some of the famous places you may have frequented in your younger years.
Do you remember these? Did you go to any of them? Would you like to see any of them return?
. Black Boy
The Black Boy on Market Place was a key part of Mansfield's pub scene before it closed in 1990. Photo: JPI Media
. Valentinos
Valentinos on Clumber Street, Mansfield, was opened in the 80s and has had many names through the years - Lexis, Illusions, Levels and now Lexis again! Photo: JPI Media
. Bulls Head
The Bulls Head stood on Portland Street - was this your local? Photo: JPI Media
. Robin Hood Inn
Now the site of the Idlewells shopping centre, the Robin Hood Inn was a pub from the 1800s onwards and changed hands many times over the years. Can you remember it? Photo: Chad
. Waggon & Coals
The Waggon & Coals, pictured here in 1970, was on Bridge Street, Mansfield, and had its own brewery. Photo: Submitted
. Midland Arms
The Midland Arms on Belvedere Street was popular with Stags fans on matchdays. Photo: JPI Media
. Venue 44
Venue 44 catered for Vibealite, Renaissance and Happy Hardcore fans in their hundreds back in the day. It was demolished in 2010. Photo: Matthew Wright - The Humble Art Company
. Stag & Pheasant
The original Stag & Pheasant - this became Martha's Vineyard and is now After Dark. Photo: JPI Media
1. Black Boy
The Black Boy on Market Place was a key part of Mansfield's pub scene before it closed in 1990. Photo: JPI Media
3. Valentinos
Valentinos on Clumber Street, Mansfield, was opened in the 80s and has had many names through the years - Lexis, Illusions, Levels and now Lexis again! Photo: JPI Media
4. Bulls Head
The Bulls Head stood on Portland Street - was this your local? Photo: JPI Media