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1Sign for The Yorkshire Grey public house, No. 69 Charles Streets21528

Sign for The Yorkshire Grey public house, No. 69 Charles Street

2Yorkshire Grey public house, No. 69 Charles Street, junction of Norfolk Lane. Formerly known as Minerva Taverns21530

Yorkshire Grey public house, No. 69 Charles Street, junction of Norfolk Lane. Formerly known as Minerva Tavern

3The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munchs21531

The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munch

4The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munchs21533

The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munch

5The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munchs21534

The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street, a Scream themed pub, using the visual image of the famous painting by Edvard Munch

6Old Independent Chapel, Townend Road, Ecclesfields30415

Old Independent Chapel, Townend Road, Ecclesfield

7The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street. Linked to the Globe Theatres21537

The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street. Linked to the Globe Theatre

8The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street. Linked to the Globe Theatres21538

The Globe Inn, No. 54 Howard Street at junction of Arundel Street. Linked to the Globe Theatre

9Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street. Named after William the Conqueror's wife, Matilda of Flanders. Built as a coaching house in 1840. The archway next to the tavern was the entrance to Court No. 8, which was probably used as a stable yard in the s21539

Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street. Named after William the Conqueror's wife, Matilda of Flanders. Built as a coaching house in 1840. The archway next to the tavern was the entrance to Court No. 8, which was probably used as a stable yard in the

10Plaque outside the Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street. Named after William the Conqueror's wife, Matilda of Flanderss21540

Plaque outside the Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street. Named after William the Conqueror's wife, Matilda of Flanders

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