This map features

Top left: Weston Street, Yardley Street, Sutton Street, Bolsover Street, Brightmore Street, Mitchell Street, Winter Street, Lodge on Winter Street, Reliance Place, West Grove Place, Robertshaw Street, Sutton Cottage Lodge, Weston Park (part), Star and Garter Hotel Public House, Weston Street, Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan Reform), [Weston Street], [Edwin Terry, knife manufacturer], Reliance Works (cutlery), Bolsover Street, Imperial Hotel Public House, [Stephen Fisher and Co., malleable iron castings], Pelham Works (iron) (part), Mitchell Street.

Top right: Brightmore Street, Mitchell Street, , Robertshaw Street, Sarah Street, Upper St. Philips Road, Upper Allen Street, Beet Street, Brook Lane, New Edward Street, Siddall Street, Solly Lane, Solly Street, Brook Street, Brook Villa, Clyde Steel Works, Beet Street, Broad Lane, [St George’s National] School, [Howell and Co. Ltd., steel manufacturers], Brook Steel Works, Brook Lane, Bay Horse Public House, The Albion Public House, Post Office on corner of Upper Allen Street and Mitchell Street, Woodman Inn, White Horse Public House, Brook View, St. George’s Place, Brightmore Place, Ostrich Inn.

Bottom left: Western Bank, Brook Hill, Winter Street, Reliance Place, West Grove Place [Westgrove Place], Chantrey Road, The Leavy Greave, Houndsfield Road [Hounsfield Road], Leavy Greave Road, Chantrey House, St. George’s Vicarage, St. Jude’s Vicarage, St. Paul’s Vicarage, Westbourne Villa, Brookhill House, Weston Terrace, Leavy Greave House, Ivy House, East View.

Bottom right: Brook Hill, Leavy Greave Road, Brook Villa, Broad Lane, Brook View, St. George’s Place, Caledonian Terrace, Brook House, Brook Place, Upper Hanover Street, Gell Street, Victoria Street, Regent Street, St. George’s Terrace, St. George’s Church, Regent Lane, [Alfred V. Stacey, cutlery manufacturer], Victoria Works (cutlery), Victoria Street, Victoria Street Works (curtain rollers), Portobello Tavern, Catholic Apostolic Church, Jessop Hospital for Women, St. James’s Vicarage, Dalton Terrace, [A. Beardshaw and Co., electroplate manufacturers], electroplate works.

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

Surveyed 1889.

Dimensions 77 x 102 cm.

Scale 10.56 feet : 1 mile [1:500].

Original at Sheffield City Archives.