A few more boozers

[RichardB]

A few more, from 1828 or thereabouts; are there any pictures of The Cottage, Walkley I wonder, originally behind the current building I believe ...

Full Moon, Gooseberry, Old Bradley Well and the Stinky Cutlers Pit are unknown to me (OK one of these is a fabrication !)

Blue Bell Attercliffe Common Mary Whiteley

Brown Cow Bridgehouses Martin Middleton

Bush Little Sheffield Issac Crookes

Cottage Walkley Sampson Cropper

Cross Keys Handsworth Woodhouse Paul Dodgson

Cross Keys Handsworth Woodhouse Joseph England

Devonshire Arms Division Street William Broadley

Dolphin Edward Street George Morton

Duke of York Darnall Thomas Brashaw

Fox and Goose Bridgehouses John Woodcock

Full Moon Silver Street George Taylor

Gardeners' Arms Oborne Street William Stones

Gate Wadsley Bridge Joseph Wells

Golden Ball 83 Westbar Green John Woollen

Gooseberry Inn Pea Croft William Jepson

Golden Ball Townhead Street Hannah Marshall

Green Dragon Attercliffe George Drabble

Grindstone Crooks George Steade

Hare and Hounds Wadsley Bridge George Hoyle

Harrow Bridgehouses Josiah Greatorex

Hope and Anchor Attercliffe Mary Blythe

Horse Shoe Shire Green George Jowitt

Horse and Groom Attercliffe William Priest

King's Head Rockingham Street Thomas Gould

Lincolnshire House Silver Street William Booth

Manor Inn Darnall Willian Henry Woolhouse

Norfolk Arms Bow Street John Wright

Old Ball Green Lane Joseph Bray

Old Bradley Well Darnall James Robinson

Painters' Arms Lee Croft Moses Evers

Pheasant Sheffield Lane Harry Swinden

Plough Attercliffe Road William Gray

Queen's Head Attercliffe Road John Smith

Red Lion Lower Heeley John White

Rodney Loxley Thomas Wilde

Seven Stars Shire Green Mary Oxspring

Shakespeare Upper Heeley Martha Robinson