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Ordnance Survey Map, Sheffield, Edward Street / Netherthorpe area, 1889 (Yorkshire sheet 294. 7. 15)
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Ordnance Survey Map, Sheffield, Edward Street / Netherthorpe area, 1889 (Yorkshire sheet 294. 7. 15)
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Top left: Hoyle Street, Dover Street, Morpeth Street, New Meadow Street, Craven Street, Well Meadow Street, Jericho Square, Upper Allen Street, Marsden Lane, Brocco Street, Edward Street, Sambourne Square, Burnt Tree Lane, Shepard Street, Meadow Street, [possibly Thomas Otley and Sons, electro-plate manufacturers], Meadow Works (electro-plate), Meadow Street, Meadow Steel Works, Dauntless Works (saws, files, machine knives, etc), Morpeth Street, [Joel Hugh M and Co. Steel Manufacturers], Hugh Well Meadow Steel Works, Well Meadow Street, [possibly Robert William Handley, scissors manufacturer], St. Georges Works (steel and files), Edward Street, Lincoln Castle Public House, [Saynor, Cooke and Ridal, knife manufacturers], Paxton Works (cutlery), Edward Street, Old Chequers Inn, New Brunswick Inn, Morpeth Arms Public House, St. Anns Church, Playground, Sheffield Arms Public House.
Top right: Sambourne Square, [Saynor, Cooke and Ridal, knife manufacturers], Paxton Works (cutlery), Edward Street, Old Chequers Inn, Allen Street, Cross Smithfield, Smithfield, Snow Lane, Trinity Street, Scotland Street, Furnace Hill, Pea Croft, Nowills Cutlery Works, Scotland Street, [possibly Bright Turton and Co.], Soho Steel, File and Spring Works, Cross Smithfield, Royal Oak Hotel Public House, New Turks Head Public House, Old Turks Head Public House, [possibly John Harrison, electro-plater and silverware manufacturer], Norfolk Works (electro-plate), Scotland Street, Essex Works (cutlery), Scotland Street, Invincible Steel Works, Cross Smithfield, [Longden and Co], Phoenix Foundry (iron), Furnace Hill, Methodist New Connexion Chapel, junction of Scotland Street and Furnace Hill, The Queen Public House, Old Hussar Public House, Farm Yard Vaults Public House, Scotland Street Brewery, Cross Smithfield Mission Room, Paul Pry Public House, Scottish Steel and File Works [Allen Street], Fair Trade Hotel Public House.
Bottom left: Upper Allen Street, Marsden Lane, Brocco Street, Edward Street, Sambourne Square, Kenyon Street, Kenyon Ally, Brownell Street, Solly Street, Hollis Croft, Garden Street, Corn Hill, Red Place Square, Red Hill, Black Horse Public House, Kenyon Cutlery Works, Marsden Lane, [Stephenson Blake and Co. type founders], Type Foundry, Upper Allen Street, Manor Castle Public House, Steel Works, Solly Street, [James Townsend, Willie Townsend, Wall and Kay, and James Paine], Cambridge Works (cutlery), Solly Street, Red House Public House, [St Luke s] Vicarage, Solly Street, St. Lukes Church, Solly Street, Red Hill Works (cutlery), Royal Exchange Public House, St. Vincents Presbytery.
Bottom right: Solly Street, Hollis Croft, Garden Street, Pea Croft, Broad Lane, White Croft, Townhead Street, St. Vincents RC Church, Albion Steel Works, Solly Street, Cutlery Works, Hollis Croft, Toledo Works (cutlery), Hollis Croft, [Ebenezer Stacey and Sons], Britannia Place, electro-plate manufactory, Garden Street, Garden Street Congregational Church, Machine Knife Works, Garden Street, The Cock Public House, British Works (electro-plate), Globe Forge and Rolling Mills, [Hollis Croft], Smithy, Royal Oak Public House, Old Gate Public House, [George Hides and Son, cutlery manufacturers], Hollis Works (cutlery), Hollis Croft, [Possibly Fletcher, Crookes and Co. haft and scale cutters or Walter Rowland, butchers knife manufacturers], Argyle Works (cutlery), Hollis Croft, [possibly William Moore and Co. file manufacturers], Diamond Works (files), Hollis Croft R.C. School (Boys), Playground, R.C. School (Girls and Infants), Playground, School (Boys and Girls), School (Infants), Playground (x2), Old Barrel Public House, Old Star Inn, Central Steel Works, off Pea Croft, Cutlery Works [?White Croft], Exchange Works (cutlery), Cutlery Works.
Dimensions of original: 77 x 102 cm.
Scale 10.56 feet : 1 mile [1:500].
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: q00060 (sheet No. 294.7.15)
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases an Ordnance Survey Map of the Edward Street/Netherthorpe area in Sheffield, dating back to 1889. The map is part of the Yorkshire sheet 294.7.15 collection and measures 77 x 102 cm. The top left section of the map includes various streets such as Hoyle Street, Dover Street, Morpeth Street, New Meadow Street, Craven Street, Well Meadow Street, Jericho Square, Upper Allen Street, Marsden Lane, Brocco Street and Edward Street. It also features notable landmarks like Thomas Otley and Sons (electro-plate manufacturers), Meadow Works (electro-plate), Dauntless Works (saws, files machine knives), Joel Hugh M and Co. Steel Manufacturers' premises and St. George's Works (steel and files). Moving to the top right corner of the map reveals Sambourne Square along with Paxton Works (cutlery) on Edward street. Other prominent locations include Nowills Cutlery Works on Scotland street possibly owned by Bright Turton & Co. , Soho Steel File & Spring Works on Cross Smithfield street as well as Norfolk works for electro-plating purposes. The bottom left portion highlights Kenyon Cutlery works on Marsden Lane owned by Stephenson Blake & Co. , Cambridge works for cutlery production on Solly street operated by James Townsend et al. , Red Hill works for cutlery manufacturing alongside St Luke's Vicarage. Lastly in the bottom right corner are Albion Steel Works located at Garden street near Hollis Croft where Toledo works can also be found run by Ebenezer Stacey & Sons. This historical snapshot provides a fascinating glimpse into Sheffield's industrial landscape during this era.
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