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Sheffield Flood, Remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barkers, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley, , 1864

Sheffield Flood, Remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barkers, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley, , 1864


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Sheffield Flood, Remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barkers, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley, , 1864

Taken from Sheffield Inundation, 1864, Ref. 942.74 SQ

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1864 Features Flood Floods Hillsborough Industry Johnson Loxley Manufacturers Mills Power River Rivers Rolling Steel Walkley Water Wheel Wire Barker Crinoline Limbrick


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This print from the Sheffield Flood of 1864 showcases the haunting remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barkers, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires. The image transports us back to a time when the River Loxley unleashed its fury upon this industrial landscape. Amidst the devastation caused by nature's wrath, we witness remnants of an industry that once thrived here. Johnson and Barker were renowned manufacturers in their time, specializing in crinoline wires used for fashioning hoop skirts. Their rolling mills symbolize the steel industry that flourished along these riverbanks. The power of water is evident as it engulfs everything in its path, leaving behind only fragments of what was once bustling with activity. The riverside location adds to the poignancy of this scene - a reminder that even mighty rivers can turn into merciless forces during times of flooding. As we gaze upon this historical snapshot, our minds are transported to Hillsborough and Walkley - neighborhoods forever marked by this catastrophic event. However, let us not forget that beyond tragedy lies resilience; communities came together to rebuild and forge ahead. This print serves as a testament to both human ingenuity and Mother Nature's unpredictable might. It stands as a poignant reminder of Sheffield's past while honoring those who endured such hardship during one fateful year in 1864.

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