Sheffield History
Historic Leah’s Yard building to be given new lease of life as a creative and small independent business hub. Leah’s Yard to become independents...
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Historic Leah’s Yard building to be given new lease of life as a creative and small independent business hub. Leah’s Yard to become independents...
In 1982 the European Cup was stolen in Birmingham. It later turned up at a Sheffield police station. The event remained a secret for...
As a city with such a rich history, Sheffield is said to be home to a number of spooky locations! Here’s The Sheffield Guide’s...
Sheffield General Cemetery’s old catacombs are to be investigated after receiving National Lottery conservation and repair funding. Sheffield General Cemetery Catacombs 19th century catacombs...
The current-day Hillsborough Library sits proudly within parkland in the north-Sheffield suburb. But the Grade II listed mansion-like building seems a little grandiose for...
Back in the days when Castle Market was one of Sheffield’s bustling retail areas, there was only one clothes shop worth going to —...
A comprehensive history of the infamous Hole in the Road; A lost icon of 1960s subterranean urban planning. Branches of underpasses, converging into a...