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St Nicholas Church,
High Bradfield
Until 1868, St Nicholas was a chapel of
ease in the parish of Ecclesfield St Mary. Built in 1487 on
the site of an earlier Norman church, it had a sunken vestry
for visiting priests. Baptisms, marriages and burials date from 1559.
Inside are many interesting features such as the Saxon Cross, found at
Low Bradfield in 1870 and subsequently placed in the church in 1886. The Norman Font is said to have been given by the
Cistercian monks of Roche Abbey.
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In Affectionate Remembrance of Thomas DUNN who
departed this life Dec 3rd 1882 aged 81 years
Also Esther the beloved wife of Benjamin HAGUE
of Dungworth
who departed this life Sept 12th 1899 aged 69
years
"We miss you when the morning dawns, we miss
you when the night returns, we miss you here, we miss you there,
Dear Mother we miss you everywhere".
Also the above named Benjamin HAGUE, who
departed this life Nov 5th 1907 aged 86 years.
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The Watch House was built in 1745
to prevent body snatchers
from taking the newly buried bodies from the churchyard of
St. Nicholas Church. Situated at the bottom of Jane Street
opposite Towngate.
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The Norman Font which is said to have been given by the Cistercian monks of
Roche Abbey.
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In Affectionate Remembrance of
Benjamin HAGUE.
Late of Syke House Lane, Dungworth who died
April 18th 1862, aged 76 years.
Also of Betty his wife, who died April 4th 1863
aged 76 years.
"The winter of trouble is past the storm of
affliction is o'er the struggle is ended at last and sorrow and
death are no more".
Also of Mark HAGUE, their son, who died July
16th 1876, aged 53 years.
Also of Hannah, his wife who died March 31st
1905, aged 84 years.
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In memory of John HAGUE of Dungworth who
departed this life March 16th 1833 aged 68 years.
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The
old Work House which was built in 1769 to house the poor and
homeless of the Parish.
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The old Work House on Towngate
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The Old Horns and Towngate
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The Bridge Inn
(now demolished)
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The bridge on
Brightside Lane
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Forgemasters:
Brightside Lane
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Lower Don Valley History Trails S.D.C.
"Vickers Building, Brightside Lane was built in 1907 as
the head office of Vickers, the steel, engineering
andmunitions giant. Later English Steel, British Steel and
Sheffield Forgemasters have all occupied it in turn."
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1914 - 1918
WW1 memorials for Vickers Limited,
"Men of all ranks from our Sheffield works who died on service
during the war"
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Sheffield Forgemasters, formerly the River Don
works.
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The University of
Sheffield
Drama Studio
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The University of
Sheffield
Education Building
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The Spiritualist Church
on
Clarkson Street
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The York, 243-247 Fulwood Road
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The York, 243-247 Fulwood Road
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Collins the Bakers, 237
Fulwood Road
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The Fox & Duck, Fulwood Road
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The Fox & Duck, 227 Fulwood Road
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Whitham Road jcn Nile Street
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Bahn Nah, 19-21 Nile Street
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The Whitham Road Spiritualist Church, 109 Whitham Road
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Richer Sounds, Whitham
Road jcn Moor Oaks Road
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Plaque on Richer Sounds saying "Park
Crescent 1880"
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The Nottingham House Public House, Whitham
Road
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The Nottingham House Public House, 164 Whitham
Road
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Road running at the back of houses on
Whitham Road
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Broomhill Chiropractic
Clinic,
172 Whitham Road
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Broomhill School, Beech Hill Road
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Broomhill School, Beech Hill Road
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Broomhill School, Beech Hill Road
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Broomhill School, Beech Hill Road
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Crossroads at the jcn Crookes Road, Fulwood Road, Whitham
Road & Nile Street
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The South Sea on Spooner Road
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