Diamonds in brown paper

[Sheffield History 475]

 

Some terrific Sheffield filming locations for Diamonds In Brown Paper
Would be great to identify and find out where they filmed these scenes for the movie
I wonder if these places are still standing?

[Sheffield History 475]

Does anyone recognise any of these Sheffield filming locations for Diamonds In Brown Paper?
If so let me know below 👇

[Sheffield History 475]

Diamonds In Brown Paper - Pub Scene

Does anyone recognise this pub?
At first I thought it was the room on the left as you walk into The Fat Cat on Alma Street in Kelham Island but the windows just don't match up
Anyone know?

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Some more images from the Diamonds In Brown Paper movie filmed in Kelham Island by the looks of it
It looks like the huge Cornish Place building on Ball Street/Cornish Street

 

[Sheffield History 475]

[Alex Wilson 1]

Full film up here on my vimeo alongside all other Sheffield Film Co-op titles

https://vimeopro.com/alexglenwilson/sheffield-film-co-op

digitised from original material with blessing of SF

[neddy 49]

On 17/01/2021 at 11:41, Sheffield History said:

Does anyone recognise any of these Sheffield filming locations for Diamonds In Brown Paper?
If so let me know below 👇

 Two girls with arch, time office to the left Dixons.

[leksand 25]

On 17/01/2021 at 11:50, Sheffield History said:

Diamonds In Brown Paper - Pub Scene

Does anyone recognise this pub?
At first I thought it was the room on the left as you walk into The Fat Cat on Alma Street in Kelham Island but the windows just don't match up
Anyone know?

I've never been in so don't know whether the interior is (or has been) that austere, but the patterning of the glass that the bloke is peering over appears a close match to that at the Rivelin, Under Tofts.

[Sheffield History 475]

8 hours ago, Alex Wilson said:

Full film up here on my vimeo alongside all other Sheffield Film Co-op titles

https://vimeopro.com/alexglenwilson/sheffield-film-co-op

digitised from original material with blessing of SF

Amazinig thank you!!

[tozzin 156]

This lady is now well into her nineties, her name is Harriet Dowson and I had the pleasure of knowing her when we both worked at George Butlers Cutlass Works on Sidney Street.