Survyed 1889.

This map features:

Top left: Stalker Lees (in margin), Stanley Villas, Broom Oak Villas, Ecclesall Road, Victoria Parade, Plumpton Street, Pear Street West, Pomona Street, Havelock Place, Broomhall Meadow Gardens (with greenhouses), [James Chesterman and Co Ltd., merchants and manufacturers], Bow Works (land chains, tapes, etc) (on Pomona Street), Porter Brook, [J. and H. Morewood, auger manufacturers], Buffalo Horn Works (on Soho Street), [John Shaw Ltd., manufacturers of wire rope, etc], Yorkshire Wire Rope and Fencing Works (on Soho Street).

Top right: St Matthias's Church (on Summerfield Street), Summerfield Street, [S. and J. Kitchin], Soho Cutlery Works (on Summerfield Street), Soho Street, Napier Street, Gilcar File works (on Napier Street), St. Matthias’s school, Parliament Street, Summerfield Works (building materials and fittings) (on Napier Street), Solferino Street, Crown Inn, T. E. Kitchin and Co., steel, file and hammer manufacturers], Derwent Steet Works (in margin) [on Soho Street], [Askham Brothers and Wilson Ltd., steel manufacturers], Yorkshire Steel Works (on Soho Street), [Askham Brothers and Wilson Ltd., steel manufacturers], Crucible Steel Foundry (on Napier Street), [John Munks and Son], Norfolk Works (joiners tools, etc) (on Napier Street), [William Smith and Company], Spring Works (steel and files) (on Napier Street), Renton Street (in margin), Napier Hotel (public house), [?Charles Edward Nixon, silversmith], St Wolfran’s Works (silver and electro plate) (on Napier Street), [Charles Henry Hattersley, manufacturing silversmith], Snider works (sporting requisites, etc) (on Napier Street), Mill Cottage (in margin).

Bottom left: General Cemetery.

Bottom Right: Montague Street, Cemetery Road, Pembroke Street, Sunderland Street, [Cemetery Road] Congregational Church, Diana Terrace, Pearl Street, Tramway, Washington Arms (public house), Washington Road, Mackenzie Street, Langdon Street (in margin), Lansdowne Road, Franklin Street, Ashley Road, Mount Street (in margin), Post office (junction of Mackenzie Street and Washington Road).

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.