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Highfield Branch Free Public Library, London Road, Sheffield, c. 1876
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Highfield Branch Free Public Library, London Road, Sheffield, c. 1876
Highfield Library opened on 1st August 1876.
Edward M. Gibbs, architect.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: ov00158
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VISUAL DESCRIPTION
This image depicts a drawing or painting of an ornate brick building, likely from the 19th or early 20th century based on its architectural style. The building features a prominent front gable with decorative trim, arched windows, and a small spire or turret. There is also a larger tower in the background that could be part of an adjacent structure, possibly indicating this is part of a larger complex or situated near another significant building such as a church. In front of the building are several figures that appear to be people walking along the sidewalk and street. The artwork captures details like shadows and atmospheric perspective, giving depth to the scene. It's possible this represents an educational institution, government facility, or another important public edifice from that era.
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