Fulwood Collection

White Winter at Forge Dam, Whiteley Woods, Sheffield, Yorkshire, 1908
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s10421

Harris Orphanage, Preston, Lancashire
The Harris Orphanage at Fulwood, Preston. The orphanage, which opened in 1888, was founded as a result of a bequest by local solicitor Edmund Robert Harris. Date: Circa 1905

Fulwood Mills etc belonging to George Smith, Sheffield, Yorkshire, 1802
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc03970

Sheffield S10 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Sheffield S10 4

Somerset TA3 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Somerset TA3 7

Preston PR2 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Preston PR2 9

Ashfield NG17 1 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Ashfield NG17 1

Fulwood Cottage Homes, Sheffield, 1950s
Bolehill, Blackbrook Road, Fulwood. The cottage homes opened in 1904 and closed in 1960. Teh buildign later became Moorside Senior Girls Approved School

Plan of H I Dixon esquires Stumperlow Estate as proposed to be laid out for building purposes, 1886
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library:s (9) 9 L

Property at Fulwood, Sheffield, 1867
Full title: Plan of freehold estate situate at Fulwood the property of Mr John Millington From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y11250

Plan of a freehold estate belonging to the executors of the late Thomas Pearson esquire, situate at Fulwood
Surveyor: T. D. Jeffcock, Sheffield.Lithographer: W. Monkhouse, York.From Particulars of valuable freehold estates at Fulwood, Worrall and Handsworth Woodhouse

Plan of Whiteley Woods (Part 2) -Whiteley Woods (Part 2) - section from Oakbrook Road to Dead Lane, 1897
Image from Sheffield City Council, General Purposes and Parks Committee - Plans and Description of Parks and Recreation Grounds (Local Studies Library 352.7 SQ)

Plan of Whiteley Woods (Part 1) -section from Dead Lane to Forge Houses, 1897
Image from Sheffield City Council, General Purposes and Parks Committee - Plans and Description of Parks and Recreation Grounds (Local Studies Library 352.7 SQ)

Fulwood Cottage Homes, Blackbrook Road, Sheffield
Opened 1904. Closed 1960, Became Moorside Senior Girls Approved School Nov 1960. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: u05972

Union Workhouse, Preston, Lancashire
The massive Preston Union workhouse erected in 1865-8 on Watling Street Road, Fulwood, Lancashire, for up to 1500 inmates

Whiteley Wood Open Air School (also known as Whiteley Wood Open Air Recovery School): children resting, 1914
Whiteley Wood Open Air School (also known as Whiteley Wood Open Air Recovery School) was established in 1909 by Sheffield City Council for children aged 10 and over who suffered from anaemia

Whiteley Wood Open Air School, Cottage Lane, girls, c. 1910
Whiteley Wood Open Air School (also known as Whiteley Wood Open Air Recovery School) was established in 1909 by Sheffield City Council for children aged 10 and over who suffered from anaemia

St Vincent School Boys Band, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire
Band members in uniform and with instruments at St Vincent School, Fulwood, near Preston. The School took Roman Catholic boys out of workhouses. Date: circa 1905

The Village, Broughton, Lancashire
The Village, Broughton, Preston, near Fulwood, Lancashire, England. Date: 1900s

Whiteley Wood Open Air School (also known as Whiteley Wood Open Air Recovery School) was established in 1909 by Sheffield City Council for children aged 10 and over who suffered from anaemia

Pirouettes at a show in the Broomhill Methodist Church, Fulwood Road, 1931
Showing Miss Jennie Barnard 3rd right

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"Fulwood: A Journey Through Time and Nature" Step back in time to the winter of 1908, where a picturesque scene unfolds at Forge Dam in Whiteley Woods, Sheffield, Yorkshire. The landscape is blanketed in pure white snow, creating a serene ambiance that captivates all who venture here. Delve further into history and discover the Harris Orphanage nestled in Preston, Lancashire. This institution served as a beacon of hope for countless children who found solace within its walls. It stands as a testament to the resilience and compassion of those who sought to provide care for the less fortunate. Fast forward to the 1950s when Fulwood Cottage Homes emerged as an idyllic haven in Sheffield. These charming cottages offered warmth and comfort to their residents, creating a tight-knit community that thrived amidst its natural surroundings. Travel back even further with us to 1886 when H I Dixon esquire envisioned Stumperlow Estate's transformation into a vibrant residential area. His meticulous plan laid out building purposes that would shape Fulwood's future, leaving an indelible mark on this evolving township. Cast your gaze upon property at Fulwood from 1867 – witness how it evolved over time while retaining its unique charm and character. Each structure tells stories of lives lived within these walls; tales waiting to be unraveled by curious minds. Explore another facet of nature's beauty with plans showcasing Whiteley Woods' enchanting landscapes from Oakbrook Road to Dead Lane (1897) and Dead Lane to Forge Houses (1897). These meticulously detailed maps offer glimpses into the past while inviting you on an adventure through lush greenery and tranquil paths. Discover Blackbrook Road's hidden gem - Fulwood Cottage Homes - where simplicity meets elegance. Nestled among nature's embrace, these homes exude timeless allure that beckons visitors seeking respite from bustling city life.