Survyed 1889.

This map features:

Top left: Park Station (Coal and Lime Depot), Sheffield, Manchester & Lincolnshire Railway, Maltravers Street, Canal stores, Effingham Street, Effingham Lane, Sheffield Canal, Blast Lane, Nunnery Colliery Railway, Sheffield Colliery (disused) (showing capstan, shaft and posts), Canal Wharf, [Thomas Turton and Sons], Sheaf Works (steel and iron), malthouse, and Canal Basin.

Top right: Sheffield, Manchester & Lincolnshire Railway, Nunnery Colliery Railway, Timber Yard, Midland Railway, Midland Railway (Nunnery Colliery Branch), Bernard Road, Sheffield Park (in margin).

Bottom left: Blast Lane, Canal Wharf, Canal Basin, Talbot Inn, WM [? weighing machine], Manor Yard, Navigation Hill, Cricket Inn Road, Snow Hill, Park Works (steel), Shrewsbury Works (metal), Park Plate Works, Ball Inn, [?John Herring and Sons, edge and joiners tool manufacturers], Park Works (Edge Tools) (entrance on Broad Street Lane), Cutlery Works (on Broad Street Lane), Durham Ox Public House, Hallamshire Works (cast steel spades, shovels, etc) (on Broad Street Lane), Broad Street, Old Street, and Broad Street Lane.

Bottom right: Navigation Hill, Cricket Inn Road, Snow Hill, Broad Street, Midland Railway, Bernard Road, Aston Street, Bernard Street, St. John’s Road, St. John’s Church, St. John’s Vicarage, St. John’s School (Infants), Chancel Street, Providence View, Park Brewery, and Park Hill Lane.

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].

Original at Sheffield City Archives.