Looking back over Bob Scott's Wrexham nightclub venue

Opened in 1989, Scotts was the place to be, with several floors of music, dancing and socialising.

The photo that started the trip down memory lane was of the interior.

Inside Scotts nightclub, Wrexham.

The club closed in 2008, after owner and former footballer Bob Scott decided not to renew the lease, one reason being to spend more time with his family.

After 19 years of running the popular venue and being involved in community and charity efforts, Bob was ready to move on.

Opening of Scotts, October 1989 - back, Emlyn Roberts, Judith Williamson and Andy Edwards, front, Laura Feather, Bob Scott and Terri Billingsley.

At the time he said: "It’s been nice to be the catalyst for so many marriages and to have the opportunity to help charities.

“I’ve met so many characters and we’ve seen two generations coming through the door with the children of people who came when we first opened coming on the Saturday night.

“I never thought I’d see the day when I gave it up but I’ve been a wild man in football and with the club and I couldn’t have wished for anything else.”

Bob Scott behind the bar for the last time, 2008.

From staff to clubgoers, people shared positive moments from their younger clubbing days.

Here are just some of their responses...

Sha Parry: "Scott's was one of the best nightclubs, as soon as you walked through the door you heard a tune you loved and could not wait to get on that dance floor."

Janine Wasiuk: "Good memories. Friday nights were the best."

Glass collectors at Scotts c1997, photo courtesy of Si Price.

Si Price shared a photo - 'your glass collectors c1997' - adding: "I worked there from 1996 to 2000. We were paid to have fun. It was hard going some nights but the staff were like family and the customers were great."

Sarah Pleavin: "First glass collecting job at 16 - some good memories from that place (both behind the bar and in front of it)."

Mark Thomas: "Went every Saturday night between 1998 and 2005 with me girl and our crew and loved it, and more for the friends I had and made in there as they made it an amazing night always."

Opening of Scotts, October 1989 - Lisa Rayworth, Keith Shuttleworth and Mike Samson.

For many there was romance, with Mike Davies saying: "Met my wife there on a blind date 1989."

Julie Cowan: "Such a great club and lots of great memories there. It was there I got together with my hubby. Been together almost 23 years."

Mark Sparky Ray: "Working the doors, best job ever!!"

Amanda Heyward: "Such a classy place this felt quite posh going in there."

Gail Davies: "I had many fantastic nights here, those were the great days. I met some great people there."

DJ Alan Hughes shared this image of himself in action at Scotts nightclub Wrexham.

Sharing another image was Alun Hughes, who said: "I had loads of memorable nights working on the DJ kit on all four floors but I guess the most memorable was the night that I re-met my now lovely wife.

"I've got very few DJ images but this is one in the last phase of record use at Scotts."

Garry Bolton: "Spent many Friday/Saturday nights in top floor and cocktail lounge last couple of hours in here awesome place great bar staff and fair doormen shame it’s gone."

Opening of Scotts, October 1989 - Sharing a joke are Karen Hughes, Neville Owen, Pete Jones and Kathy Guy.

Keith Williams: "Fantastic weekends in that place loved it so many memories."

Rachel Marie: "Worked there years, loved every moment and made some great friends."

David Alun Hughes: "My first job, as a glass collector. Probably 16-years-old and not a care in the world."

Eifion Parry: "Was a great club. Many happy memories made and a lot of friends also. I honestly believe we were the lucky ones to be around at that time in our lives."

Inside Scotts nightclub, Wrexham.

Dance floor area at Scotts nightclub, Wrexham.