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| 1 |  | y01332 Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall Road. Nos. 685 - 691 Hunter House Hotel, right. This hotel was built in the 1700s as a three-storey house. Past owners include the Hunter family | |
| 2 |  | y01348 Grindstones used as stepping stones near Ibbotson Wheel, 4th Endcliffe Wheel (also known as Upper Spurgear Wheel), River Porter | |
| 3 |  | y01350 Steps and stepping stones made from grindstones near Shepherd Wheel (also known as Porter Wheel), situated in what is now Bingham Park | |
| 4 |  | y01351 Steps and stepping stones made from grindstones near Shepherd Wheel (also known as Porter Wheel), situated in what is now Bingham Park | |
| 5 |  | y01410 Frederick Bradbury (1864-1949), of T. Bradbury and Son | |
| 6 |  | y01430 Ivy Cottages, Bowser Bottom, next to Wire Mill Dam. Whiteley Wood Road to right | |
| 7 |  | y01431 Tilt hammers at W.A. Tyzack and Co. Ltd., scythe manufacturers, Clay Wheel Forge (also known as Hawksley), River Don at Wadsley. Photograph taken when Tyzack's were giving up the tenancy, and Messrs. Dunford and Elliott were intending to demolish the | |
| 8 |  | y01432 Tilt hammers at W.A. Tyzack and Co. Ltd., scythe manufacturers, Clay Wheel Forge (also known as Hawksley), River Don at Wadsley. Photograph taken when Tyzack's were giving up the tenancy, and Messrs. Dunford and Elliott were intending to demolish the | |
| 9 |  | y01433 Scythe blade forging, W.A. Tyzack and Co. Ltd., scythe manufacturers, Clay Wheel Forge (also known as Hawksley), River Don at Wadsley. Photograph taken when Tyzack's were giving up the tenancy, and Messrs. Dunford and Elliott were intending to demol | |
| 10 |  | y01434 Hammer forging, W.A. Tyzack and Co. Ltd., scythe manufacturers, Clay Wheel Forge (also known as Hawksley), River Don at Wadsley. Photograph taken when Tyzack's were giving up the tenancy, and Messrs. Dunford and Elliott were intending to demolish wo |
Found 123176 records.