This map features:

Top Left: Fitzwilliam Street, Bath Street, Broomhall Street, Headford Street, Thomas Street, Bowden Street, Milton Street, Monmouth Lane, Thomas Lane, Fitzwilliam Lane, Egerton Lane, Washington Hotel (public house), Broomhall Tavern (public house), Bath Hotel (public house), smithy, Mission Room, Dog and Gun (public house), Bath Works (cutlery) (entrance on Bath Street), [George Travis and Co], Clarence Works (silver and Britannia metal) (Bath Street), Fitzwilliam Works (edge tools) (entrance on Fitzwilliam Lane), Acorn Works (cutlery etc) (on Bowdon Street), [Ernest H. Hill?] Beta Works (electrical plate etc) (entrance on Fitzwilliam Lane), [William Beatson & Sons?] Albion Works (silver, German silver etc) (entrance on Fitzwilliam Lane), Brunswick Hotel (public house), malthouse, [George Wostenholm and Son Limited] Washington Works (cutlery) (on Wellington / Bowdon Street / Eldon Street), and [James Howarth and Sons] Broomspring Works (steel, files, saws etc) (entrance on Bath Street).

Bottom Left: Headford Street, Young Street, Egerton Street, Egerton Lane, Milton Street, Thomas Street, Hodgson Street, Moore Street, Clarence Street, Dene Lane, Milton Lane, Warner Place, Evans Street, [Lambert Brothers? / A. Davy and Sons?] Exchange Works (cutlery) (on Egerton Street), [George Bagshaw and Son] Headford Works (crucibles) (on Egerton Lane), [Atkinson Brothers] Milton Works (steel, saws, files, cutlery) (Milton Street), [Needham, Veall and Tyzack Ltd.] Eye Witness Works (steel, saws, edge tools, cutlery) (on Egerton Lane), Milton Brass Foundry, [John McClory and Sons] Continental Works (steel, saws, edge tools, cutlery) (on Milton Street), and [St. Silas Church of England School] (on Hodgson Street).

Top Right: Bowden Street, Fitzwilliam Street, Button Lane, Milton Street, Eldon Street, Trafalgar Lane, Trafalgar Street, Rockingham Street, Rockingham Lane, Cross Rockingham Lane, [Joseph Allen and Sons?] Ecclesall Works (cutlery) (on Rockingham Street), Trafalgar Place (cutlery) (on Trafalgar Street), Hallamshire Works (cutlery) (on Rockingham Street), Montgomery Works (cutlery) (on Rockingham Street), Wentworth House (public house), St Lawrence Works (joiners and edge tools) (Trafalgar Street / Button Lane), Eldon Place (electroplate and Britannia metal) (on Eldon Street), Empress Works (cutlery) (on Eldon Street), [Yates Brothers?] Nimrod Works (cutlery, electroplate etc) (Trafalgar Lane / Eldon Steet, Alexandra Hotel (public house), Economical Hotel (public house), [John Blyde] Clintock Works (cutlery) (on Milton Street), Milton Arms (public house), [Atkinson Brothers] Beehive Works (cutlery) (on Bowdon Street), Sunday School, [St Jude’s National] School (on Bowdon Street), St Jude’s Church, and Jew’s Burial Ground (Disused) [Jewish].

Bottom Right: Button Lane, Bowden Street, Fitzwilliam Street, Thomas Street, Moore Street, Green Street, South Street, The Moor, tramway, Cumberland Street, Well Lane, Cumberland Lane, Jessop Street, Rockingham Street, Eldon Street, Prince Street, Pump Tavern (public house), Sheffield Moor Hotel (public house), Sunday School, [South Street Methodist New Connexion Chapel] New Connexion Methodist Chapel (on South Street Moor), Brunswick Bone Works (on Eldon Street), smithy, Princess Hotel (public house), Peacock Inn (public house), Crown and Anchor (public house), [Salvation Army Meeting House] Mission Room (on Thomas Street), and[John Round and Son?] Tudor Works (cutlery etc) (on Thomas Street).

Additional information from White's General and Commercial Directory of Sheffield, 1896 / Graces Guide.

Dimensions 77 x 102 cm.

Scale 10.56 feet : 1 mile [1:500]