Sheffield Collection (page 4)

Interior of Norfolk Market Hall, Sheffield, 1862
In the centre was a fountain of Green Moor stone. The sides and ends of the market were divided into about fifty shops. Double ranges of stalls ran down the centre

Sheffield Police, 1972
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: u10482

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, 1890
The photograph is of the Football Association Challenge Cup Runners-up Team of 29 March 1890

Sheffield under attack, 1940
A tram set alight during the Sheffield blitz of December 1940. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s01137

Plan of Rockingham Street, Division Street, Rockingham Lane and Carver Street, Sheffield, 1829
Full title: Plan of certain building land the property of Messrs Brittain, Wilkinson and Brownell. Steel furnaces, cutlers shops and warehouse marked. Surveyed and drawn by J. Fairbank and Son

Sheffield United Football Club programme - match against Sheffield Wednesday, 1905
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y14615

Plan of the Rivelin Valley from Rivelin Mill to Hollins Bridge, c. 1814
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc03990. Reading left to right: Rivelin Mill, [River Rivelin], Upper Coppice Wheel, Second Coppice Wheel, Third Coppice Wheel, paper mill

The Duke of Norfolks estates in Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield, [mid 19th cent]
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc03909

Sheffielders at leisure, 1890s
Colourised from a black and white original. Original at Sheffield Libraries: y02585

London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) holiday excursions to Cleethorpes, 1938
Trains depart from Deepcar, Oughtibridge, Wadsley Bridge, Neepsend, Sheffield Victoria Station, Darnall, Woodhouse, etc. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y13992

Ladybower Inn, Derbyshire
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s07014

Norfolk Arms, Ringinglow Road, Sheffield
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s06920

Winning team in the Edgar Allen Ambulance Shield Competition, Sheffield, Yorkshire, c. 1910
Back row left to right: W. Green (president), W. Randall (Instructor), Dr. Innes-Smith, E. Green (Hon. Secretary). Front row: J. Tazzyman, F. Spiers (Captain); H. Lamb, J. Gunstone. On stretcher: A

Advertisement for Raleigh cycles (Depot: 64 Leopold Street, Sheffield), 1907
From an original at Sheffield City Libraries: y13096

Advertisement for John Atkinson, The Draper, The Moor, Sheffield, 1907
From an original at Sheffield City Libraries: y13092

Advertisement for Tuckwoods Stores, groceries, provisions, chocolate and sweets, hardware, etc
From an original at Sheffield City Libraries: y13085. Note the reference to Sunnycup tea

Steel Peech and Tozer Social Services, gala and sports meeting, Saturday 11th June [c
Including Salto Brothers, trampolinists; Chase Water Charlie, trick and comedy cyclist; majorettes; school of dacing; photograph exhibition; Samuel Fox brass band; boxing

Langsett cycling road race, Sheffield, 1957
Full title: Langsett seventh annual road race incorporating the BLRC National Independent Road Race Championship May 1957 From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y12521

Miss Clara Hayball, (Mrs. Keeling), on a velocipede, Sheffield, 1875
Miss Clara Hayball, (Mrs. Keeling), on a velocipede, taken by her father, Arthur Hayball at his wood-carving works on Cavendish Street

Plan of Waingate / markets area, Sheffield, 1901
Full title: Plan of Proposed New Street - Waingate to Blonk Street and Furnival Road; Widening of Exchange Street; Alteration of Banks of River Sheaf; and Acquisition of Lands for Markets

Preliminary layout and development plan of the Manor Estate Housing Scheme, 1924
Sheffield City Council, Estates Committee.Original dimensions: 93 x 79 cm.Sheffield Local Studies Library:s (13) 4 L

Ordnance Survey map of north east Sheffield copied by the Germans, and marked with bombing targets, c. 1940
Original at Sheffield City Archives MD7731/4 and Sheffield Local Studies Librarys 26 M/5

Proposed Sheffield city centre redevelopment, 1908-1926
Showing the Law Courts from the new Chester Street. By City Architect, F. E. P. Edwards From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s41148

Wadsley Church, Worrall Road, 1829
Section from west east. Original at Sheffield Libraries: arc00991

Steel making plant in the Don Valley, Sheffield, Yorkshire
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: u07724

Edge Tool Manufacture, Sawsmiths at work, Setting Circular Saws, Sheffield, c. 1900
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s10253

View of Sheffield, England. Watercolor, c1854, by William Ibbitt
VIEW OF SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. View of Sheffield, England. Watercolor, c1854, by William Ibbitt

Union Workhouse, Fir Vale, Sheffield, Yorkshire
The gates of the Sheffield Union workhouse at Fir Vale in South Yorkshire, with the workhouse porter standing behind. The workhouse, on Smilter Lane (now Herries Road), was opened in 1880

Spectators at Crystal Palace football ground for the 1901 F
Photograph showing a section of the crowd assembled to watch the 1901 F.A. Cup Final, at Crystal Palace, between Tottenham Hotspur and Sheffield United

Attercliffe St / Sheffield
Two women have a chat on the doorstep of one of a row of terraced houses in Attercliffe Street, Sheffield

Council Flats, Sheffield
Boys play on a climbing frame outside blocks of council flats on the Parkhill Estate, Sheffield

Duncans Royal Scotch collies, Sheffield, c. 1910
Duncans Royal Scotch collies appeared at the Sheffield Empire in March 1908 and August 1910, described as not called the canine actors for nothing

Sheffield Royal Infirmary Chapel, Infirmary Road, Sheffield, c. 1910
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: p00114

Great Northern Railway and Great Central Railway: excursions to Newark, Sleaford, Boston, Skegness, Mablethorpe
Trains depart from Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield Victoria Station, Darnall and Woodhouse, etc. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y14007

Park Hill Flats, Sheffield, Yorkshire, 1960s
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s00652

Alexander Theatre, Sheffield: playbill for Mrs Langtry in She Stoops to Conquer, 1976
Not dated, but possibly 1876 as July 10th fell on a Monday that year; also Lillie Langtry (married in 1874) would have been aged 23

Cover of Football Association [FA] Cup Final celebration dinner programme - Sheffield United Football Club, 1936
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y11040

Sheffield United Football Club, 1899
Features Mr C. Stokes, Mr J. B. Wostinholm (appointed Secretary 1864), Mr M. J. Dodworth, Mr J. Tomlinson, Mr E. Barber and Mr A. Cattell. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: y03504

Illuminated letter to Captain Percy Joseph Sillitoe (Chief Constable of the East Riding of Yorkshire)
Sir Percy (22 May 1888-5 April 1962) was born in London in 1888. He served in the South Africa Police, later becoming Chief Constable of Chesterfield in Derbyshire

Phrenological chart, Sheffield, Yorkshire, 1845
Phrenological chart of Sarah Betteleys head. Undertaken by Thomas Adair, Honorary Member of the Sheffield Phrenological Society and Mesmeric Demonstrator. Head about average size

Sheffield Musical Festival, 1899
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y12898

Corn Exchange, Broad Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, 1958
Sheffields Corn Exchange was built for the Duke of Norfolk in 1881. The Central Hall was gutted by fire in 1947 and the offices surrounding it were demolished in 1964

Sheffield Weekly Telegraph poster: Christmas 1904
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y12601

Sheffield School Board Election - why vote for the Church and Education Act candidates?, 1888
Vote for: Rev. J. Gilmore, B. Fletcher, S. H. Ward, J. D. Fawcett, A. G. Winill / Winnill, Rev. J. Darbyshire, W. Parkin and W. Colver.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: MP 95 M

Park Primary Schools and Park Hill Flats, 1962
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: w01140

Sheffields Midland Station, Sheaf Square, looking towards Hyde Park Flats, 1968
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: w00589

Sheffield Town Hall and Peace Gardens, 1989
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s32098

Five Arches, Herries Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s07546

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"Sheffield: A Tapestry of History and Culture" Step into the time capsule and journey back to c. 1970, where The Hole in The Road stood as a quirky landmark in Sheffield, Yorkshire. This peculiar underpass captured the essence of a city constantly evolving. Fast forward to Hillsborough Art - Sheffield Wednesday, an emblematic representation of the city's passion for football. The vibrant colors on canvas depict the unwavering spirit that unites its people. Delve even deeper into history with William Fairbank's meticulous map from 1771, revealing a correct plan of the town of Sheffield. This intricate cartography showcases how this industrial hub was shaped over centuries. William Ibbitt's masterpiece from 1855 offers us a breathtaking view from Park Hill. From this vantage point, one can witness both progress and tradition intertwining harmoniously. Bramall Lane Art - Sheffield United takes us on another sporting journey through artistry. Celebrating fierce rivalries and moments etched in time, it encapsulates the pride that courses through every fan's veins. Traveling further ahead to c. 1870-1905, we encounter an intriguing Plan which illustrates urban expansion during this period—a testament to its growing prominence within Yorkshire and England at large. Uncover more secrets as you explore Postcode Sector Map sheet 18 Humberside and North East Midlands—an invaluable tool guiding residents across diverse neighborhoods within this sprawling metropolis. Transport yourself back to 1822 when Sheffield was bustling with life—its streets alive with commerce and innovation shaping its destiny as an industrial powerhouse. Witness Tinsley cooling towers towering above the skyline—a symbol not only of energy production but also resilience amidst changing times—a reminder that progress comes hand-in-hand with adaptation. Navigate your way through Postcode District Map sheet 4 Northern England—the key unlocking access to hidden gems nestled within each district—revealing the vibrant tapestry of communities that make up Sheffield.