Sheffield History
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...
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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...
Work has started today to secure the structure of the historic Leah’s Yard on Cambridge Street. Leah’s Yard Structure to be Secured Long-planned essential...
Sheffield City Council have today submitted plans for the large block on the corner of Barkers Pool and Burgess Street in the City Centre....
Three Sheffield Social Enterprise organisations have teamed up to create plans to bring Cambridge Street’s historic Leah’s Yard back into use. Leah’s Yard to...
One of Sheffield’s newest festivals — the Castlegate Festival — returns with a difference this September. Castlegate Festival Goes Online This September’s Castlegate Festival...
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...
If you’ve ever stood on the platforms of Sheffield train station, you probably didn’t realise that the river Sheaf is flowing just meters beneath...
Back in the days when Castle Market was one of Sheffield’s bustling retail areas, there was only one clothes shop worth going to —...
Recent accounts of Mi Amigo experiences are being questioned by locals and historians. But has Tony Foulds lied? Here, The Sheffield Guide takes a...
A comprehensive history of the infamous Hole in the Road; A lost icon of 1960s subterranean urban planning. Branches of underpasses, converging into a...