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| y00887 | |
| Sheffield Castle excavations recorded by J.B. Himsworth. Brick wall on Chandlers Row, about 30 feet high from the ground to the Castle level above. Largely a retaining wall and basements backing onto the original Castle wall | |
| Sheffield_City_Centre | |
| 31/10/1928 | |
| 1920-1939 | |
| J.B. Himsworth | |
Taken from 'Sheffield Castle Excavations', by J.B. Himsworth, Ref: 914.274 SQ. In this brick frontage are several arches bricked up. One with a barred iron opening almost nine feet up the wall and a doorway boarded up. Through the barred opening could be seen a bay or an apse-like room of brick and at one end what appeared to be stone steps. |
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