Waingate Collection

A correct plan of the town of Sheffield by William Fairbank, 1771
Scale 440 yards : 3.3 inches. Shows the Bull Stake, slaughterhouses, Town Mill, Irish Cross. Original at Local Studies y09647

A Plan of the town of Sheffield in the county of York drawn by W. Fairbank 1797. Engraved by Thomas Harris
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library:s 45 S

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

Plan of part of the Town of Sheffield shewing the existing markets, the property of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk
Scale: 400 yards to 6.3 inches.Surveyors: J G Weightman and M E Hadfield.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library:s 16 L

C. H. Cleathero, tailors, No. 15 Waingate, Sheffield, 1905
Decorated for the royal visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: p00200

Preston PR2 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Preston PR2 5

Sheffield S1 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Sheffield S1 2

Kirklees HD7 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Kirklees HD7 5

Kirklees HD4 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Kirklees HD4 7

Upper ground floor plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Image from New Market Building, Sheffield Markets Committee, 1958 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 352.9 SSTF)

Site of Sheffield Castle as shown on Ordnance Survey map, 1890
Scale: 1:500. Sheet CCXCIV.8.12

Gallery floor plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Image from New Market Building, Sheffield Markets Committee, 1958 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 352.9 SSTF)

Lower ground floor mezzanine plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Image from New Market Building, Sheffield Markets Committee, 1958 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 352.9 SSTF)

Lower ground floor plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Original at Sheffield Libraries: y10488

Plan of the Sheffield Markets, [c. 1826]
Corner drawings of the proposed Corn Exchange, houses fronting the new Hay Market, and the new bridge over the [River] Dun.Scale 5.5 inches : 500 feetOriginal at Sheffield City Archives: AP/10/23

Office floor plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Image from New Market Building, Sheffield Markets Committee, 1958 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 352.9 SSTF)

Upper ground floor mezzanine plan of new Castle Market, Haymarket / Waingate, 1958
Image from New Market Building, Sheffield Markets Committee, 1958 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 352.9 SSTF)

Advertisement for an exhibition of Musical Clocks by A. Sheperley from Germany to be sold, 1799
Printed by J. Crgme, SheffieldOriginal at Sheffield Local Studies Library: MP 46 M

Plan of certain surplus freehold land and buildings of the Corporation of Sheffield as allotted for sale, 1854
Scale 1 inch : 3 chains.S. F. Holmes and S. Worth, Surveyors.R. King, Lithographer, Sheffield.Full details of each lot are given in the sale particulars.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library

Royal Hotel, Waingate (left) and corner of Exchange Street (right), photographed from Haymarket, 1913-14
Taken from Properties to be Demolished, 1913 and 1914. Cat. No. 914.274 SQ

Sheffield Town Hall, Waingate, c. 1880
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s07255

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"Discover the rich history of Waingate, a vibrant area in Sheffield. Dating back to 1771, William Fairbank's accurate plan of the town showcases the early development of this bustling district. Fast forward to 1797 and W. Fairbank's detailed map provides insight into the growth and expansion within Yorkshire. In 1901, a plan specifically focusing on the markets area highlights its significance as a hub for trade and commerce. The Upper ground floor plan from 1958 reveals the modernization efforts with Castle Market at Haymarket/Waingate, showcasing an innovative design that catered to evolving consumer needs. Delve deeper into history with an Ordnance Survey map from 1890, which uncovers the site where Sheffield Castle once stood proudly. This glimpse into the past adds intrigue to Waingate's story, not only known for its architecture but also for its diverse businesses. C. H Cleathero's tailor shop at No. 15 Waingate in 1905 exemplifies how local entrepreneurs contributed to shaping this vibrant community. The gallery floor plan and lower ground floor mezzanine plans from Castle Market in 1958 demonstrate how this iconic market adapted over time while maintaining its central location on Haymarket/Waingate. As you explore further, immerse yourself in a comprehensive guide like 'Plan of Sheffield Markets' from around 1826 that captures all aspects of this thriving commercial center. Beyond historical maps lies present-day relevance; whether navigating Preston PR2 or Sheffield S1-2 using contemporary maps allows you to experience firsthand how these areas have evolved while retaining their unique charm. "