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Tinsley Working Man’s Club, Sheffield Rd, Tinsley


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Tinsley Rolling Mills would regularly allow a man to the Clubs back entrance for jugs of beer on hot Summer afternoons……..all of which stopped when orange flavoured saline drink was provided by the Company after a few workers were breathalysed on their way home at the end of the 6 to 2 shift.

.The local BISAKTA union branch had their annual dinner there ,when Tinsley Directors and senior staff were guests of honour . That apart, I know nothing about the Club. I wonder does anyone know any more?

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Tinsley and District Working Men's Club and Institute Ltd, 313 Sheffield Road. 1958.

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s06846   From a photograph in a souvenir booklet taken 1958. 

 

General View of Tinsley and District Working Men's Club and Institute Ltd, Sheffield Road, from a photograph in a souvenir booklet taken 1929. s06853.jpg.927b59832bb7a71be96f7d88625155c8.jpgs06853

Following images from photographs in a souvenir booklet taken 1929. 

Concert Room and Bar Staff. s06845.jpg.c517419d9126cc4ab29c66c79c587921.jpgs06845  

Billiard Room. s06847.jpg.ee43c1bedb0c5036baf51b0915095e81.jpgs06847

Secretary's Office. s06848.jpg.7d42e0a27fe435952af2d981ff3fec7b.jpgs06848

Corner of the Committee Room. s06849.jpg.9ca9f52e490cf0f768085138684608d1.jpgs06849

Bar Exterior, Concert Room View. s06850.jpg.17f8508120c6da96003f769b823905a1.jpgs06850

Interior of bar from Concert Room. s06851.jpg.a6bb2d6f05a9fbd8adbadddadb7f4c73.jpgs06851

Bar Room. s06852.jpg.d20765bffa2c36f93211cf126bd5c3af.jpgs06852

 

 

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1929 not your era though, unfortunately. Was any of the interior from 1929 still there in the 1960's?

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I seldom went in….only to the Union dinner. I can’t remember any details of the interior. Obviously, the main building had been rebuilt in a more modern style. ……which is interesting as money was tight in the 1930s and post War there were building restrictions!

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