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1Plan of Lands of Lord John Murray in the township of Ecclesall Bierlowarc03882

Plan of Lands of Lord John Murray in the township of Ecclesall Bierlow

2Map of the Southern Part of the West Riding of the County of York by Joseph Dickinsonarc01931

Map of the Southern Part of the West Riding of the County of York by Joseph Dickinson

3Map of Darbyshire [Derbyshire] by Rob Mordeny09597

Map of Darbyshire [Derbyshire] by Rob Morden

4A Mapp (sic) of Yorkshire with its divisions and hundreds by Richard Blomey09569

A Mapp (sic) of Yorkshire with its divisions and hundreds by Richard Blome

5Plan of the Angel Inn, in Sheffield, with all its appurtenances, the property of Samuel Leecharc01850

Plan of the Angel Inn, in Sheffield, with all its appurtenances, the property of Samuel Leech

6Map of the parish of Sheffield by W. Fairbank & Son (engraved by J. Cary)arc01932

Map of the parish of Sheffield by W. Fairbank & Son (engraved by J. Cary)

7A Plan of three parcels of ground on Park Hill belonging to the Earl of Surreyarc03350

A Plan of three parcels of ground on Park Hill belonging to the Earl of Surrey

8Effigy of George, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (1528 - 1590), situated in the Shrewsbury Chapel, Cathedral SS Peter and Paul y00444

Effigy of George, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (1528 - 1590), situated in the Shrewsbury Chapel, Cathedral SS Peter and Paul

9Drawing of window in Angel Hotel, destroyed 1941, depicting the first Mail Coach, known as the 'Flying Machine on Steel Springs' which began running between Sheffield and London in May 1760. The officer seated next to the coachman is Col. Athorpey00726

Drawing of window in Angel Hotel, destroyed 1941, depicting the first Mail Coach, known as the 'Flying Machine on Steel Springs' which began running between Sheffield and London in May 1760. The officer seated next to the coachman is Col. Athorpe

10Plan of small post-mill, standing at Norton, the book 'Chantreyland', by Harold Armitage refers to a windmill which stood on the hill-top at the Herdings, which resulted in a lawsuit, during the reign of Elizabethy00793

Plan of small post-mill, standing at Norton, the book 'Chantreyland', by Harold Armitage refers to a windmill which stood on the hill-top at the Herdings, which resulted in a lawsuit, during the reign of Elizabeth

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