The Lyceum Theatre, situated at junction of Arundel Street and Tudor Street, opened 26 December, 1893, holding 2,500 people. After closing it fell into disrepair and was restored in the late 1980s

Lyceum Theatre from Sycamore Street. Arundel Street, left

The Lyceum Theatre, situated at junction of Arundel Street and Tudor Street, opened 26 December, 1893, holding 2,500 people. After closing it fell into disrepair and was restored in the late 1980s

Lyceum Theatre and Crucible Theatre, Tudor Square. Central Library, right

Lyceum Theatre from Arundel Gate, prior to restoration

Lyceum and Crucible Theatres, Tudor Street

Sheffield General Cemetery, gravestones

Sheffield General Cemetery, gravestones

Sheffield General Cemetery, David Blunkett

Church of England Mortuary Chapel, in the new portion of General Cemetery, off Cemetery Road. The first stone of the church was laid by Rev. Dr. Sutton, then vicar, May 8th, 1848. The ground consecrated by the Archbishop, June 27th, 1850