When we asked, on Facebook, 'what was the best nightclub ever in Scarborough?' you responded in your hundreds, with shout-outs for almost 50 venues! Despite the numbers on the captions (put there by our software) the winner is revealed, in time-honoured fashion, at the end ... but enjoy the photos and captions to get there, too.
25. Nights to remember
Paul Murray, owner of Vivaz, opened Murray's at the top of Westborough. Among its other guises were the Pavilion Vaults and L'Amour.
26. Nights to remember
After selling the lease of The Penthouse in April 1979, Peter Adams converted the old St George's Hall theatre on Aberdeen Walk into part of his Elvenhome project. Including a vegetarian restaurant, arts centre and cinema, Elvenhome opened in 1981 and closed in 1985.
27. Nights to remember
Rising from the ashes of Elvenhome, The Stage Door was opened by Hole in the Wall landlord Richard Pearson and his wife Ann. It became the hub of the town's live music scene.
28. Nights to remember
Part of the upstairs of the Balmoral Centre was used as a nightclub with various names, including The Bete Noire, Time And Place, Champers and, pictured here, Winstons, which was run by flamboyant local businessman Frankie Boyd.