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The Lancer House Pub
located on the corner of
Penistone Road and
Dixon Street
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Glomel House,
Penistone Road
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Looking down
Penistone Road
towards the Lancer House
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Globe Works,
Penistone Road
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The Globe Works on
Penistone Road
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Globe Works
on Penistone Road
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Photo taken standing on
Penistone Road
at the side of the
Globe Works looking
towards the rear of
the Wharncliffe Works.
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The Wharncliffe Works on Green Lane
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This sign is situated on
Penistone Road opposite
the Globe Works.
A H Smiths was once
one of Sheffield's
largest brewers,
providing beers for up to
100 pubs
between 1832
and 1916, when they were
taken over by Tennant's.
This sign is a
reproduction, it's made
from a cast of the
original, which
was
located on the cigar
stores
on
Penistone Road.
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The Cask and Cutler
at Shalesmoor
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Jcn Hoyle Street,
Shalesmoor and
Penistone Road
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Garage on the corner of
Penistone Road and
Green Lane
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Wharncliffe Works on
Green Lane
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Wharncliffe Works on
Green Lane
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Wharncliffe Works on
Green Lane
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Cornish Place on
Green Lane
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The Ball Inn, dating from 1833 on the corner
of
Green Lane and
Ball Street
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Cornish Place,
Wharncliffe Works and the Ball Inn
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Alfred Becket & Sons
on Green Lane
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Alfred Becket & Sons
on Green Lane
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Alfred Becket & Sons
on Green Lane
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Entrance to
Alfred Becket & Sons
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W A Tyzack, Green Lane
Works, Industrial
buildings have occupied
this site since the 18th
century, housing a range
of activities including
tanning, smelting,
refining,
founding and
stove-grate
manufacture.
The gate
house is part of
a building
erected in the
1850's.
A bequest to be spent on
"something of benefit to
the public" provided the clock tower.
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The gate house,
Green Lane Works
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The Green Lane Works
were built in 1850,
commissioned by the
owner: Henry E. Hoole,who was Lord Mayor of
Sheffield in 1842.
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The inscription on the
anvil reads
"Henry E. Hoole Mayor
1842"
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An inscription on the
palette carried by the
woman reads
"Henry E. Hoole Mayor
1842"
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Green Lane Works,
this building
was restored
by W A Tyzack PLC
with the aid of a grant
from
South Yorkshire
County Council
Environment Committee
1985.
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Green Lane:
Assembly of God,
Pentecostal Church
formerly known
as Ebenezer Wesleyan
Chapel
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South Parade:
Assembly of God,
Pentecostal Church
formerly known as
Ebenezer Wesleyan
Chapel
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South Parade:
Assembly of God,
Pentecostal Church
formerly known as the
Ebenezer Wesleyan
Chapel
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Derelict building located
on South Parade
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Derelict building located
on the
corner of
South Parade and
Ebenezer Street
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Building situated on the
corner of Ebenezer Place,
South Parade and
Bowling Green Street
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Cornwall Works on the
corner of Green Lane &
Bowling Green Street
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Aircraft & Commercial
Tools Ltd on
Bowling Green Street
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Kelham Island Tavern
on
Russell Street
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