Sheffield History Transport Calendar 2010

[Waterside Echo 13]

Here we go then transit

Sheffield History Transport Calendar 2010

A dozen decent quality images needed,

with a good variation on Sheffield's methods of transport from the past

and maybe even the present day.

Stuart0742 has offered to help out on this one,

so to keep things simple,

Stuart and I will make the final disission as to what images/photographs

go on the end product

This link to .. Sheffield History Calendar 2009 will give some idea.

All members suggestions are welcome, My contribution is a winters scene taken in 1952. It shows my great auntie Louisa feeding the poultry in readiness for Christmas. The hen huts in the background are two converted Sheffield trams, they were purchased from the Corporation in the late 1920s. W/E.

Steve

[madannie77 85]

There is some more heavy haulage here, although whether the original image is big enough I don't know.

[SteveHB 52]

There is some more heavy haulage here, although whether the original image is big enough I don't know.

Thanks for the link MA,

Lizzie is well worth taking into consideration,

I don't think we will find a better quality image of 'Tommy Wards elephant'

and Dunsbyowl's image should be of acceptable print out quality after a bit of stetching.

[SteveHB 52]

Waterside Echo,

I remember that photo,

it's one of your relatives in that farm yard scene, with carrages in the background.

I already have plans to use the image in another project, but that's a secret as yet

This is an unusual one from you here .. Gyrocar

[Stuart0742 9]

So far we have the following suggestions (as they say on TV, "in no particular order")

I think we need to add a good quality late 50's era tram photo to this list

[DaveH 11]

So far we have the following suggestions (as they say on TV, "in no particular order")

I think we need to add a good quality late 50's era tram photo to this list

There are some really brilliant images here, - a fantastic selection, - and more than enough to make a full calendar from.

It looks like the transport calendar is all but sorted, - but the general Sheffield History calendar may need a lot more thought over the selection of images.

[RichardB 18]

Looking good :rolleyes:

[madannie77 85]

I think we need to add a good quality late 50's era tram photo to this list

A few possibilities for 1950s trams:

An alternative winter shot for the calendar: snowplough 354 at Parkside Road

Neepsend Lane

Three trams, the Scala Cinema and a Pointsman at Hounsfield Road

Bottom of Broad Street

Attercliffe Road: I'm tempted to include this as it took so bl***y long to get the location!

Woodseats. Perhaps this one should be included as 536 was the last (first generation) tram to enter service in Sheffield and was also the last tram to be pushed from Tinsley Depot into Tommy Wards for dismantling in October 1960 :(

[Stuart0742 9]

A few possibilities for 1950s trams:

An alternative winter shot for the calendar: snowplough 354 at Parkside Road

Neepsend Lane

Three trams, the Scala Cinema and a Pointsman at Hounsfield Road

Bottom of Broad Street

Attercliffe Road: I'm tempted to include this as it took so bl***y long to get the location!

Woodseats. Perhaps this one should be included as 536 was the last (first generation) tram to enter service in Sheffield and was also the last tram to be pushed from Tinsley Depot into Tommy Wards for dismantling in October 1960

I would go with the Woodseats photo, for a few reasons:

Its historical significance as detailed by MA

It was the 1st tram photo I posted to the site

and, of the 6 mentioned above this one is the better quality original.

Will post a few more tonight for discussion.

[dunsbyowl1867 13]

I would go with the Woodseats photo, for a few reasons:

Its historical significance as detailed by MA

It was the 1st tram photo I posted to the site

and, of the 6 mentioned above this one is the better quality original.

Will post a few more tonight for discussion.

Just thinking that we shouldn't forget the canal & water transport - we've a few threads on that with a few photos. :)

[Stuart0742 9]

Just thinking that we shouldn't forget the canal & water transport - we've a few threads on that with a few photos.

good point, if you can find a decent photo, that would be great

[dunsbyowl1867 13]

good point, if you can find a decent photo, that would be great

Some on here Stuart

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...36&hl=canal

[dunsbyowl1867 13]

And perhaps a bit of genuine horse power!

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...l=barnsley+Road

[dunsbyowl1867 13]

And perhaps a bit of genuine horse power!

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...l=barnsley+Road

A few modern shots of old buses

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...amp;hl=sandtoft

[Stuart0742 9]

A few modern shots of old buses

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...amp;hl=sandtoft

We had modern shots of old buses this year, still worth considering

[Stuart0742 9]

Some on here Stuart

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...36&hl=canal

I like this one from that topic

[Stuart0742 9]

I would go with the Woodseats photo, for a few reasons:

Its historical significance as detailed by MA

It was the 1st tram photo I posted to the site

and, of the 6 mentioned above this one is the better quality original.

Will post a few more tonight for discussion.

A few more tram photo's, (all locations are known for these) I have decent originals for these, any thoughts

[madannie77 85]

A few more tram photo's, (all locations are known for these) I have decent originals for these, any thoughts

I would include all of them, but I am biased - I would happily have a calendar with nothing but trams

To be a bit more subjective, my preference would be for the two trams at Norfolk Bridge and tram no 10 at the loading island at the top of Fargate.

[Stuart0742 9]

We had modern shots of old buses this year, still worth considering

We have been looking for a horse tram photo

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...ost&p=21521

[RichardB 18]

We have been looking for a horse tram photo

http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...ost&p=21521

Henry Mallyon, Lion Building, Nursery Street, Manager to Sheffield Tramway Co., house 10 Grange Crescent, Sharror Lane (1893), obviously ...

[Stuart0742 9]

This seems to be the shortlist

Again in no particular order

[SteveHB 52]

This seems to be the shortlist

Again in no particular order

Well done Stuart,

and thanks for putting all the selections together

[madannie77 85]

Well done Stuart,

and thanks for putting all the selections together

Only a few more photos and the 2011 transport calendar will be sorted as well lol

Edited November 21, 2009 by Stuart0742
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[RichardB 18]

75 Sheffield Lane Top photo needs 37.284% (approximately) cropping off the bottom, the tarmac does not add to the appeal of the picture.

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Meant to be constructive critisism - RB

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[RichardB 18]

Same goes for Lizzie, less needs trimming, keep the cobbles but picture could be more centered.