For nearly five decades the Broadmarsh shopping centre was a cornerstone of retail in Nottingham.
Opening in 1975, Broadmarsh aimed to capitalise on an increased demand in the 1970s for US-style shopping centre complexes.
The centre brought dozens of outlets together in one place, meaning shoppers could spend more time (and money) browsing homeware, groceries, clothing and more.
But four-and-a-half decades after first welcoming shoppers, the Broadmarsh story was brought to an end as its owner Intu Properties entered administration.
The 20-acre site was subsequently handed to Nottingham City Council and demolished at a cost of £8 million a year later.
For 48 years Broadmarsh served the people of Nottingham , with millions of people passing through its doors.
We’re taking a look back at what Broadmarsh looked like in the 2000s.
These 10 photos are guaranteed to bring memories flooding back!
1. Broadmarsh Shopping Centre in the 2000s
TK Maxx, Thorntons and The Toy Box pictured in 2006 | Tim BarkerPhoto: Tim Barker
2. Broadmarsh Shopping Centre in the 2000s
The Argos store with its old logo | Tim BarkerPhoto: Tim Barker
3. Broadmarsh Shopping Centre in the 2000s
The shopping centre's precinct pictured in 2006 | Tim BarketPhoto: Tim Barker
4. Broadmarsh Shopping Centre in the 2000s
Cardzone and other shops pictured in June 2007 | Tim Barker Photo: Tim Barker