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Plan of houses, shop, slaughterhouse to be built in Johnson Street and Livingstone Street, Wincobank Sheffield, c. 1871
Full title: Plan of eight houses, shop, slaughterhouse and out-buildings to be built in Johnson Street and Livingstone Street, Wincobank for Mr Maycock, Butcher, c. 1871.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y13762
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Media ID 19184545
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Sheffield Wincobank Yorkshire Johnson Street Livingstone Street
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This print showcases the intricate plan of houses, a shop, slaughterhouse, and out-buildings to be constructed in Johnson Street and Livingstone Street, Wincobank Sheffield around 1871. The detailed blueprint was commissioned by Mr Maycock, a skilled butcher who envisioned this bustling establishment as his future business venture. The photograph offers a glimpse into the architectural aspirations of the era, with eight elegant houses designed to adorn these streets alongside the functional structures required for Mr Maycock's trade. It is evident that careful thought has been given to every aspect of this development; from the placement of each building to ensure optimal functionality and convenience for residents and customers alike. Sheffield Libraries have preserved this historical gem within their archives under reference y13762. This visual treasure provides us with valuable insights into urban planning during Victorian times in Wincobank, Sheffield. The image not only captures an important moment in local history but also serves as a testament to the ambition and entrepreneurial spirit of individuals like Mr Maycock. As we admire this snapshot frozen in time, let us appreciate how it connects us with our past while reminding us of the ever-evolving nature of cities like Sheffield.
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