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GRAB AT STRAWS – NOT BRICKS

GRAB AT STRAWS – NOT BRICKS

One of the few undeveloped blocks left at Kelham Island is the old Williams Brothers on Green Lane. Admittedly it’s not the prettiest of buildings but nevertheless has some historic value and its own crucible. Plans were approved last year

Howard Greaves November 6, 2017November 12, 2017 Blog, featured No Comments Read more

CRUCIBLE TO BE TURNED INTO BIN STORE

CRUCIBLE TO BE TURNED INTO BIN STORE

CRUCIBLE TO BE TURNED INTO BIN STORE I bet this headline frightened a few of you snooker fans out there! No, it’s not the famous and much loved one but another one down at Shalesmoor. Sheffield had lots of these

Howard Greaves November 7, 2017November 14, 2017 Blog, featured No Comments Read more

UPPERTHORPE ON THE UP

UPPERTHORPE ON THE UP

If you had been admitted to hospital in 1797 the chances of you coming out alive would have been much slimmer than today, but the newly built General Infirmary would no doubt have done their best to keep you in

Howard Greaves October 29, 2017November 12, 2017 Blog, featured 1 Comment Read more

THE MANE ATTRACTION!

THE MANE ATTRACTION!

Did anyone go to the ceremony at the City Hall welcoming the famous lions which have been returned to their rightful home? We certainly weren’t aware of it until spying a small item on Page 14 of Wednesday’s Sheffield Star.

Howard Greaves November 10, 2017November 12, 2017 Blog, featured, highlighted, News 3 Comments Read more

A MILLER’S TALE

SOMME CORNER OF A FOREIGN FIELD

Bennett Cottage, Mayfield

Sheffield Retail Quarter (Part 1)

TRAMS TO TILES

No. 15 WITH FRIED RICE

FLATS ON FLAT STREET

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The Cruck

The Cruck

The Cruck has been HHB’s annual publication since 1981. In recent years the Cruck has taken on the proportions of a book, and as well as being a perk of paid membership has been available for sale at various outlets

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Hallamshire Historic Buildings is an inclusive charitable organisation that celebrates and seeks to protect all built heritage for the benefit and enjoyment of everyone, whatever their characteristics or background. We welcome comments to our posts, and ask everyone to please be respectful and to write about historic buildings and how to protect them. This may include legitimate criticism of organisations, but abuse, personal attacks and denigration of individuals or their communities will be removed.

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