Loxley Collection

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Nottinghamshire, UK. The Ancient Major Oak in sherwood forest was the alleged hiding place of Robin Hood

Daniel Chapman's house, Little Matlock, Loxley Valley
The house was washed away during the Great Sheffield Flood, 1864. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: ov00119

Sheffield S6 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Sheffield S6 6

Peterborough PE4 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Peterborough PE4 5

Warwick CV35 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Warwick CV35 9

Sheffield Flood, General view of ruins at Malin Bridge Village, Hillsborough
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

Sheffield Flood, site of Malin Bridge where bridge crossed Rivers Loxley and Rivelin, , 1864
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

Captain Loxley of the Formidable, WW1 bravery
Clear Off - Submarines About: Captain Loxley of the Royal Navy, his terrier Bruce by his side, pictured giving his last order to another ship, warning of the danger of torpedoes

Plan of freehold land in the township of Bradfield, parish of Ecclesfield, and county of York, allotted for Sale
Scale 6 chains : 1 inch.Size 47 x 38 cm.Original at Local Studies E32S

Valuable freehold and tithe-free estate, at Low Ash and Larch Hall, at Loxley near Sheffield
At the house of Mr William Fearn, known by the sign of the Admiral Rodley, near Owlerton.All that messauge or dwelling house, called Larch Hall, with barn, stable, cow house, sundry closes of land

Sheffield Flood, remains of F. Shaw and Co. Wire Drawers, Damflask Wire Mill, River Loxley, , 1864
From Photographs of the Sheffield Flood. Ref. 942.74 SQ

Sheffield Flood, Hillsborough Bridge, Langsett Road, Hillsborough, Remains of Hill Bridge, foreground, , 1864
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

Sheffield Flood, Remains of Tricketts Farm belonging to James Trickett, at the junction of Rivers Rivelin and Loxley
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

Sheffield Flood, remains of William I. Horn and Co. Wisewood Forge and Rolling Mill (Bradshaw Wheel), Loxley Valley
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00438

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00421

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00417

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00416

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00415

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00414

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00409

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00406

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00404

Captain Loxley of battleship Formidable & his dog Bruce
Portrait of Captain Loxley, in command of the battleship Formidable which was sunk by a German torpedo in 1915. Also included is a picture of his terrier dog Bruce who reportedly stayed with his

Sketch cover, Captain Loxleys faithful dog, WW1
Front cover of The Sketch magazine featuring a portrait of Bruce, the faithful Irish terrier belonging to Captain Noel Loxley of H.M.S Formidable

Plan of an Estate situated at the Old Wheel in the Parish of Bradfield the property ofs Newbould, 1820
By Edward Surtees.Scale: 10 chains : 3.3 inches.Size 45 x 315cm.Original at Local Studies E(287)2S

Plan of land at Loxley intended to be sold to Samuel Newbould (part between Old Wheel Dam and Storrs Wheel), by W
Original at Local Studies E(294)2S

Plan of property for sale in the Townships of Stannington and Loxley in the Chapelry of Bradfield purchased by Henry
Scale: 1 chains : 1 inch.Size 41 x 22 cm.Original at Local Studies E(294)1S

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00397

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Sheffield Flood 1864, s00977

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00398

Sheffield Flood, Remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barkers, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

Sheffield Flood, remains of Daniel Chapmans House at Little Matlock, Loxley
Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00450

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00442

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00439

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00437

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00432

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00429

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00427

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00426

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00423

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00422

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00419

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00418

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00413

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Sheffield Flood 1864, w00412

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Discover the rich history of Loxley, Nottinghamshire, UK. From the alleged hiding place of the Ancient Major Oak in Sherwood Forest to Captain Loxley's bravery during WW1 on the Formidable. Delve into the past with a plan of freehold land in Bradfield, Ecclesfield, and York from 1842 by Paul Bright. Explore a valuable freehold and tithe-free estate at Low Ash and Larch Hall near Sheffield, up for auction in 1854 by Mr. T. Waite. Uncover tragic events like the Sheffield Flood of 1864 that left its mark on Loxley. Witness remnants of F. Shaw and Co. 's Wire Drawers at Damflask Wire Mill along River Loxley or Hillsborough Bridge on Langsett Road destroyed by the floodwaters. Reflect upon ruins at Malin Bridge Village where Cleakum Inn once stood or visit Tricketts Farm at the junction of Rivers Rivelin and Loxley, tragically washed away during the disaster. Marvel at William I. Horn and Co. 's Wisewood Forge and Rolling Mill (Bradshaw Wheel) nestled in picturesque Loxley Valley before it succumbed to flooding in 1864. Loxley is not just a name but an embodiment of resilience through history - from ancient legends to industrial triumphs and devastating floods.