Maps of Sheffield Gallery

Map of the Rivelin Valley Estate, 1934

Taken from a Report of Special Conference regarding the Development of the Rivelin Valley, Sheffield City Council, Sep 1934.Rivelin Mill, Rivelin Valley Road, Rivelin Hotel, St Michael's RC Cemetery, The Hagg, Roscoe Wheel, Hollins Bridge Mill, Holly Bush Inn, Walkley Bank Tilt, Walkley Bank Plantation, Mousehole Forge, Holme Head Wheel.E Partington, Estates Surveyor.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: MP 117 M

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Contoured plan of Rivelin Valley Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, c. 1900

Full title: Contoured plan of Rivelin Valley Road shewing land belonging to the Sheffield Water Department, c. 1900
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc02953
Scale 25 inches : 1 mile.
Surveyor: L. M. S. Marsh, Water Engineer.
Lithographers: Pawson and Brailsford.
'The line edged pink belongs to the Sheffield Water Department and is available for laying out in building sites, etc. That coloured blue [actually green on the map?] belongs to the Water Department but is only available for recreation grounds and similar purposes.'
From Rivelin Mill Bridge in the west to Holme Lane Bridge in the east.
Reading left to right:
Rivelin Mill Bridge
Mill Dam
Rivelin mills
Rails Road
Upper Coppice Wheel
Lower Coppice Wheel
Rivelin Wire Mill
The Coppice
Coppice Farm
Manchester Road
Coppice Wood
Rivelin Glen
Low Coppice House
Paper mill
Coppice House
Wolf Wheel
Tofts Lane
oak Farm
Under Tofts
Rivelin Hotel
Hagg Lane Cottages
Iron Wheel
Glen House
Glen Bridge
Upper Cut Wheel
Den Bank Plantation
Hagg Lane
New Wheel
Little London Wheel
Liberty Hill
Holme Head Wheel
Allotment gardens
Russel Wood
Roscoe Plantation
Roscoe Wheel
Roscoe Bridge
The Hagg
Haggs House
Reaps Wood
Back Lane
Spooner's Wheels
Bole Hill Road
Staney Wood
Hollins Bridge Mill
Holly Bush Inn
St Michael's Mortuary Chapel / Roman Catholic Cemetery
Hollins Bridge
Rivelin Road
Walkley Bank Tilt
Mouse Hole Forge
Walkley Bank
Morley Street
Holme Lane Bridge
Malin Bridge
Part of Holme Lane
Part of Loxley New Road

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Map of Several strips and a close between Heeley Town Gate and Heeley Green, on (modern Gleadless Road), Sheffield, 1758

Full title: Map of several parcels of land, [the] property of [the] Duke of Norfolk and R. Gillot.
Scale [3 chains : 1 inch] [26.6 inches : 1 mile]
Surveyor: William Fairbank I.
Several strips and a close between Heeley Town Gate and Heeley Green, on (modern Gleadless Road); colours distinguish ownership; field names and acreages given on the map and listed; free land and Duke's land differentiated; mear stones and trees marked by symbols; scale on a ribbon; yellow border.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc02736

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