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Plan of the Broom Grove [Broomgrove] Estate, in the Township of Ecclesall Bierlow, divided into Lots for Sale, early 19th cent
![Plan of the Broom Grove [Broomgrove] Estate, in the Township of Ecclesall Bierlow, divided into Lots for Sale, early 19th cent](/p/716/plan-broom-grove-broomgrove-estate-14046918.jpg.webp "Plan of the Broom Grove [Broomgrove] Estate, in the Township of Ecclesall Bierlow, divided into Lots for Sale, early 19th cent")
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Plan of the Broom Grove [Broomgrove] Estate, in the Township of Ecclesall Bierlow, divided into Lots for Sale, early 19th cent
By Josiah Fairbank and Son.
Scale 3 chains to 1 inch.
Size 55 x 45 cm.
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: y09227
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Media ID 14046918
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This print showcases the historical "Plan of the Broom Grove Estate" in Sheffield, Yorkshire during the early 19th century. Created by Josiah Fairbank and Son, this meticulously detailed map offers a glimpse into the Township of Ecclesall Bierlow's development at that time. Measuring an impressive 55 x 45 cm, this print provides viewers with a comprehensive view of the estate divided into various lots for sale. The scale of 3 chains to 1 inch ensures accuracy and allows us to appreciate every intricate detail presented on this remarkable piece. Preserved at Sheffield Local Studies Library under reference number y09227, this original document serves as a valuable resource for historians and researchers alike. It sheds light on the growth and expansion of Sheffield's urban landscape during its formative years. The Broom Grove Estate holds immense historical significance as it played a pivotal role in shaping the local community. This print not only captures its physical layout but also encapsulates an era when land ownership was transforming rapidly. While commercial use is not mentioned or intended for this image, its value lies in providing insights into our city's past. Through maps like these, we can better understand how Sheffield evolved over time and appreciate the efforts made by individuals such as Josiah Fairbank and Son to document these changes accurately.
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