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A map of the township of Dore, by W. and J. Fairbank, c. 1810-1820

No scale stated.
Shows Wilmer Edge, Reeve Edge, Burbage Rocks, Sheep hill, Hound Kirk Bage, Stony Ridge, Brawn Side, Strawberry Lee, Hall Field, White Lowe, Hound Kirk Hill, paper mill, smelting mill, Upper Mill, Totley, Nether Mill, River Sheaf, Bradway Mill, Dore, Oxen Green, Cupola, Round Seats, Hall Greave, Cliffe Side, Robin Hood Dyke, Rush Leys, Upper Causey Head, Nether Causey Head, Limb Dyke, Stand Hills, Barber Fields, Dore Moor Side, Ox Stone, Dore Gate Road. Dore Commons and Ancient inclosures indicated; also proposed new Turnpike road from Abbey Lane to Totley shown.
Original at Sheffield Libraries: arc01849

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Plan of freehold estates in the hamlets of Owlerton and Wadsley in the township of Bradfield in the parish of Ecclesfield for sale by auction, 1857

Lot 1 a parcel of pasture land with a valuable frontage to the Halifax and Sheffield turnpike Road, called the Kittling Troughs, (tenant Benjamin Oates).Lot 2 a parcel of valuable building land with a frontage to the Halifax and Sheffield turnpike Road called the Large Kittling Troughs.Lot 3 cottage, house, yard and garden (tenant George Procter).Lot 4 an eligible building site called Burrow Lee Close, with a valuable frontage to the Halifax and Sheffield turnpike road) (tenant John Bramall).Lot 5 a parcel of building land with an extensive frontage to the Halifax and Sheffield turnpike road, called the paddock (tenant John Bramall).Lot 6 a valuable building site comprising the mansion House of Burrow Lee, with cottage, offices and farm buildings (Occupation Road, including site of North Fence Wall, Saw Croft Field), barn Field, Round Meadow, etc) (tenant John Bramall). [The Burrowlee Land Society bought this and Lot 5, and helped develop housing on what became Broughton Road, Burrowlee Road, Burnell Road and Park View Road.]Lot 7 a parcel of valuable pasture land now in one allotment, adjoining, and forming part of the park of Hillsborough Hall, called part of Upper Moor Leys, including Machin field, Common Field (tenant trustees of the late James Remmington).Lot 8 a parcel of building land with a frontage to the Turnpike Road from Manchester to Sheffield, called The Town Field (tenant joseph kay).Lot 9 a valuable building site called the Big Town Field with a frontage to the Turnpike Road (tenant Joseph kay).Lot 10 a parcel of building land with a valuable frontage to the Turnpike road, comprising the Middle Field and part of Machin Field with part of road (tenant James Roberts).Lot 11 a parcel of building land with three valuable frontages to the Turnpike and public roads, called the Well Field and part of Machin Field (tenant James Roberts).Lot 12 a close of excellent pasture land, and eligible building site, called the Top Field (tenant James Roberts).Lot 15 Near Piper Ing, Far piper Ing, Little Piper Ing (tenant Jospeh Kay).Lot 16 a very eligible building site called The Croft, and part of Town Field (tenants Joseph kay and John Fowler, esquire).Lot 17 farm hose, outbuildings, barn, stable, cow house, and fold yard, orchard, garden and Barkers Croft) (tenant Joseph Kay).Lot 18 a close of pasture land at Worral called The Cow Ing (tenant Thomas Turner).Lot 19 croft, shop, house, yard, barn and garden (tenant Thomas Knott)Signed Thomas Huchinson.Scale 3 chains : 1 inch.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: Sale Plans 7 October 1857

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Study for a page in the Kaisersaal, 1751-1752, (1928). Artist: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

Study for a page in the Kaisersaal for the Apollo on the Staircase-hall of Würzburg Residence, and Studies of Legs for the Death of Hyacinthus in Bückeburg, 1751-1752, (1928). Apollo; kneeling page; leg and foot studies, chalk on paper. Studies for the ceiling frescoes of the staircase-hall and for Barbarossa's Marriage, fresco in the Kaisersaal of the Würzburg Residence, Germany, and for The Death of Hyacinthus, owned by the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain. Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart, Germany. Italian Venetian painter and printmaker Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696-1770), worked not only in Italy, but also in Germany and Spain. He was commissioned to carry out frescoes in churches and palaces, and was elected President of the Academy of Padua. As well as his large-scale majestic works, he also produced etchings and oil paintings, and is widely regarded as one of the most important artists of the period. Illustration from The Drawings of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Volume II, by Detlev Baron Von Hadeln. [The Pegasus Press, Paris, 1928]

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