A collage of four of the buildings readers said they want back. From top-left, the Victoria Swimming Baths and Portsmouth Stadium. From bottom-left, the Tricorn and the General Post Office building.A collage of four of the buildings readers said they want back. From top-left, the Victoria Swimming Baths and Portsmouth Stadium. From bottom-left, the Tricorn and the General Post Office building.
A collage of four of the buildings readers said they want back. From top-left, the Victoria Swimming Baths and Portsmouth Stadium. From bottom-left, the Tricorn and the General Post Office building.

13 iconic retro Portsmouth buildings that have been lost to the ravages of time

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From the Tricorn to Woolworths, Portsmouth has had some truly iconic buildings take shape in its history

While some of the premises remain standing to this day, albeit in a different guise, many have sadly been lost to time.

We asked readers of The News which old buildings they were most fond of, and you had plenty of suggestions.

So, here’s our round-up of the 13 ‘buildings' the people of Portsmouth want back the most, with a few surprises along the way.

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