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Ordnance Survey Map, Carlisle Street East and Savile Street East area, Sheffield, 1889 (Yorkshire sheet No. 294. 4. 24)
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Ordnance Survey Map, Carlisle Street East and Savile Street East area, Sheffield, 1889 (Yorkshire sheet No. 294. 4. 24)
This map features:
Top left: Bessemer Steel Works [Bessemer and Co. Ltd], Carlisle Street East; Midland Railway Goods Line; Atlas Steel and Iron Works [John Brown and Co], Carlisle Street East; Harleston Iron Works [?Moorwoods Ltd], Harleston Street / Forncett Street; Durham Foundry, Harleston Street; Hallcar Gannister and Mortar Mills, Carlisle Street East.
Top right: Atlas Steel and Iron Works [John Brown and Co], Carlisle Street East; Midland Railway Goods Line; Norfolk Steel and Iron Works [Thomas Firth and Sons Ltd], Savile Street East; President Steel Works [Moses Eadon and Sons Limited]; Greystock Street; and Lord Nelson Inn, Norroy Street.
Bottom left: Carlisle Street East; Bessemer Steel Works [Bessemer and Co. Ltd], Carlisle Street East; Midland Railway Goods Line; Norfolk Steel and Iron Works [Thomas Firth and Sons Ltd], Savile Street East; Tramway; Carlisle Works [Kayser Ellison and Co. Ltd]; Wire Works; Etna Works [Spear and Jackson, Aetna Works, Savile Street East]; Cyclops Works [Charles Cammell and Co. Ltd, Savile Street]; and Sutherland Street.
Bottom right: Norfolk Steel and Iron Works [Thomas Firth and Sons Ltd], Savile Street East; Atlas Steel and Iron Works [John Brown and Co], Carlisle Street East; Savile Street East; Tramway; Greystock Street; Mortar Works; Queens Hotel Public House, Savile Street East; Windsor Street; Travelling crane; Norfolk Works (Edge Tools); Fersfield Street; Midland Railway; Norroy Bridge; School (Boys and Girls); Playground; Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Princess Street; Royds Foundry; Corby Street; and Princess Street.
Scale 10.56 feet : 1 mile [1:500].
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: q00046 (sheet No. 294.4.24)
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases an Ordnance Survey Map of the Carlisle Street East and Savile Street East area in Sheffield, dating back to 1889. The map, labeled as Yorkshire sheet No. 294.4.24, provides a fascinating glimpse into the industrial landscape of the time. In the top left corner, we can spot prominent landmarks such as Bessemer Steel Works by Bessemer and Co. Ltd. , Atlas Steel and Iron Works operated by John Brown and Co. , Harleston Iron Works possibly owned by Moorwoods Ltd. , Durham Foundry on Harleston Street, and Hallcar Gannister and Mortar Mills on Carlisle Street East. Moving to the top right section of the map, we discover more significant sites including Norfolk Steel and Iron Works managed by Thomas Firth and Sons Ltd. , President Steel Works belonging to Moses Eadon & Sons Limited, Greystock Street intersecting with Lord Nelson Inn situated on Norroy Street. The bottom left quadrant reveals additional key locations like Carlisle Street East itself along with its associated businesses such as Kayser Ellison & Co. 's Carlisle Works, Wire Works nearby Tramway lines leading towards Etna Works (Spear & Jackson) on Savile Street East), Cyclops Works run by Charles Cammell & Co. Ltd. , Sutherland Street among others. Lastly, at the bottom right corner lies Norfolk Steel and Iron works once again alongside Atlas Steel and Iron works in close proximity to Savile street east while featuring notable spots like Queens Hotel Public House on Windsor street near Mortar works; Wesleyan Methodist Chapel located on Princess street; Midland Railway crossing Norroy Bridge; Boys'and Girls' School with a playground nearby; Royds Foundry; Corby street leading towards Princess street. With a scale of 10.56 feet:1 mile [1:500], this historical document offers valuable insights into Sheffield's industrial past. This print is sourced from Sheffield Libraries' original document q000
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