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Illustrated London News: Illustrations of the flood at Sheffield by our special artist - searching for the dead at Malin Bridge, 1864

Illustrated London News: Illustrations of the flood at Sheffield by our special artist - searching for the dead at Malin Bridge, 1864


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Illustrated London News: Illustrations of the flood at Sheffield by our special artist - searching for the dead at Malin Bridge, 1864

Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: MP 1831 L

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1864 Bridge Engraving Flood Hillsborough Malin


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This print from the Sheffield City Archives takes us back in time to the devastating flood that struck Sheffield in 1864. The image showcases an engraving originally featured in the renowned Illustrated London News, capturing a poignant moment during this tragic event. Our eyes are drawn to a group of brave individuals diligently searching for the deceased at Malin Bridge, their determination etched on their faces. The scene is shrouded in an eerie atmosphere as dark clouds loom overhead, reflecting the somber mood that engulfed Hillsborough during those fateful days. The power and force of nature are palpable as we witness the aftermath of this catastrophic flood. The water's relentless surge has left its mark on every corner, leaving behind debris and destruction. In this historical snapshot, we glimpse into a community united by resilience and compassion amidst unimaginable loss. It serves as a reminder of humanity's indomitable spirit even in times of great adversity. This photograph stands as a testament to our shared history and collective memory. Preserved carefully within Sheffield Local Studies Library since its original publication, this engraving offers us insight into one of Sheffield's most significant natural disasters. As we observe it today, let us honor those affected by this tragedy while appreciating how far we have come since then - building stronger communities prepared to face any challenge that comes our way.

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