Buildings that are sorely missed by Northampton residents

Catching a bus from Derngate Station, swimming in the Midsummer Meadow pool and dancing in Cinderella Rockerfella's. Although these buildings have long been demolished, the memories will forever be there.

Ready to take a leisurely stroll down memory lane?

The Chron asked you, the readers, to tell us what Northampton buildings you miss that have been long gone.

Here are your answers - hopefully, these pictures will spark fond memories of the town we all grew up in.

9. The Peacock Hotel

In the 1950s, The Peacock Hotel was a stagecoaching inn. It was then demolished and replaced by the Peacock Way shopping centre in the eighties. Now, the Peacock Place we know today stands in its place.

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10. Northampton Castle

Pictured, are the ruins of Northampton Castle. You can still find the archway near Northampton Train Station on Black Lion Hill, hence why the station was formerly known as 'Castle Station' until 1966.

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11. Northampton Town FC - County Ground

The Cobblers used to play home games here from 1897 to 1994 before they moved to Sixfields Stadium. It is now home to the Northamptonshire County Cricket Club.