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We flattened the housing either side.

Anderson shelters were thicker steel than modern sheeting.

Would think 1990's.

Some information for Bown here, http://www.sheffieldindexers.com/

I remember Heppenstall Metals, the late Fred Pass used to work there, now looks to be Sterling

This one is 1913, price ninepence, by Chas. H. CHANDLER, don't know how often they came out, this one is a bit tired but interesting.

House where Chantrey was born,

The ( monkey ) Victoria Hotel was on the corner of Parkwood Road.

there are two pics of prefabs on, http://www.picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s12657&action=zoom&pos=1&id=15568&continueUrl=

It's looking black o'er Bills mothers.

Back in the 1970's I removed and replaced with stone a cracked gravestone in front of the doorway of St. Mary's, St. Mary's Road, wonder if the church recorded the gravestone.

Gorra face like a slapped arse.

I went to Hyde Park a couple of times, and once to Darnall with a dog owner, his dog was called Bust.

I remember a few holes, one in the area of Lyons Street was a pit shaft covered with a large concrete slab,pushed aside by the dozer driver, luckily he stopped in time it would have swallowed him, another at Woodhouse we had nearly finished the job and were tidying up, there was a piece of flagstone in the middle of the site and as I lifted it there was a 12 foot wide cistern underneath about ten foot deep shaped like a bell, another at Commonside was a domestic well in a backyard about 20 foot deep with a hollowed out log down the middle.

1948 shows Stanwood Avenue and Stanwood Crescent.