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Map of land at Heeley, Sheffield, 1758
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Map of land at Heeley, Sheffield, 1758
Full title: Map of several intermixed parcels of land at Heeley, the property of the Duke of Norfolk and S. Shore, esquire.
Scale 3 chains : 1 inch [26.6 inches : 1 mile]
Surveyor: William Fairbank II.
Several strips between Heeley Green and the River Sheaf beside the present Myrtle Road].
Field names and acreages given on the map; colours distinguish ownership; tree roots and mear stones marked by symbols.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc02726
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a historical treasure, the "Map of land at Heeley, Sheffield, 1758". The map provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, depicting several intermixed parcels of land owned by the Duke of Norfolk and S. Shore, esquire. Surveyed by William Fairbank II, this intricate piece offers valuable insights into the landscape during that era. The scale of 3 chains to 1 inch (26.6 inches to 1 mile) allows viewers to appreciate the level of detail captured in this remarkable map. Notably, it highlights various strips located between Heeley Green and the River Sheaf adjacent to Myrtle Road as indicated on the map. One striking aspect is how field names and acreages are meticulously documented on this historic artifact. Additionally, colors have been employed to distinguish ownership boundaries while symbols mark tree roots and mear stones—a testament to both precision and artistry. Preserved within Sheffield Libraries' archives under reference number arc02726, this original document holds immense significance for historians and enthusiasts alike. It serves as an invaluable resource for understanding land distribution patterns in Heeley during that period. As we admire this print from Sheffield City Archives today, let us appreciate its role in preserving our rich heritage while acknowledging that commercial use is not permitted without proper authorization.
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