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Gin Stables, Stafford Lane (former Gin Stables Lane) and Ingram Road, Park. Late 18th -19th century. Thought to have housed the horses used in connection with the Duke of Norfolk's coal mines, situted lower down the hill

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Title:	Gin Stables, Stafford Lane (former Gin Stables Lane) and Ingram Road, Park. Late 18th -19th century. Thought to have housed the horses used in connection with the Duke of Norfolk's coal mines, situted lower down the hill
Location:	Sheffield_Park
Date:	1959/10
Date Period:	1940-1959
Photographer:	R E Wilson
Notes:	At the time of photograph, part good, part poor condition. Owned by Duke of Norfolk and occupied by Burnett Hallamshire, Lorry Park, Tudor Wrought Iron Works and several cottages. Area includes a big barn, small barn, large range of stables converted to garages and several occupied cottages. A gin was an engine worked by horses for drawing coal out of a pit. It is an old word for mechanism by which weights are raised by winding.
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