Alderman Fred Marshall, Lord Mayor of Sheffield, 1933 - 1934

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Moat under castle gateway, A. Leslie Armstrong believed the water to be stagnant, however, Himsworth was convinced it was fed by a stream running under High Street

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Albert Leslie Armstrong F.S.A., Goverment Valuer, on site

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. First excavations, findings included masonry, straight and round, uncovered when a trench was excavated for the back wall foundations for business premises, Brightside and Carbrook, (looking w

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. upper portion of Southern face of Gate House, with plinth course, when partly excavated

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Castle Masonry, uncovered when a trench was excavated for the back wall foundations for business premises, Brightside and Carbrook

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Southern face of Gate House wall, above ditch (moat), uncovered when a trench was excavated for the back wall foundations for business premises, Brightside and Carbrook

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Southern face of Gate House wall, showing lower portion projecting into the Ditch (moat), uncovered when a trench was excavated for the back wall foundations for premises, Brightside and Carbro

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Excavations in middle of moat showing two wooden props or stakes

Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Pieces of window tracery found in cleaning out part of the moat ( a rather yellow stone, possibly Magnesium Limestone)