Ecclesall Collection

Proposed mode of laying out for building purposes the Sharrow and Kenwood Park Estates near Sheffield belonging to
By Parkin and Bacon.Includes the proposed Kenwood Road and the proposed Montgomery Road. Also shown is the toll bar on the road from Bakewell [Ecclesall Road].Scale 4 chains

Hunters Bar Toll House, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s16157

Ecclesall Bierlow Workhouse, Sheffield, South Yorkshire
An unusual view from the doorstep of the Ecclesall Bierlow Union workhouse at Nether Edge, Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The building on the opposite side of the street was used as the Unions offices

Sheffield S11 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Sheffield S11 7

Advertisement for Tearsall Dairy, 561 Ecclesall Road
Image from Ecclesall Church, Sheffield [information booklet], c. 1928.Local Studies ref. PAMP 362 SQ

Map of the estate belonging to the late William Wilson, c. 1850
Full title: Map of the estate belonging to the late William Wilson lying between Sharrow Mills and Endcliffe Wood made to shew to whom each part now belongs, c. 1850

Plan of several estates in the townships of Ecclesall Bierlow and Nether Hallam
Full title: Plan of several estates in the townships of Ecclesall Bierlow and Nether Hallam, the property of Joseph and William Wilson. Dated [c

Plan of Broomhall area of Sheffield, 1810
Full title: Lots of Broom Hall estate referred to by conditions of sale. Right: Broom Hall [Broomhall Road], Broom Lodge, [Wharncliffe Road, Broomhall Road, Collegiate Crescent, Ecclesall Road]

The Queen at Sheffield (engraving)
1597503 The Queen at Sheffield (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Queen at Sheffield. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 29 May 1897)

Plan of the High Storrs Estate, 1869
S. F. Holmes, Surveyors, Sheffield. Printed by Pawson and Brailsford. Lot 1 Patrick Storrs. Plot 2 Near Carr Head, Middle Carr and Far Carr. Lot 3 Briary Carr and Rough Bank

Ecclesall Inclosure (enclosure) Map No. I - Crookesmoor, Little Sheffield, Little Sheffield Moor, 1788
Scale 10 chains : 1.6 inches.Surveyor: William Fairbank. Copy drawn by J R Wigfull, 1918.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library:s 3 L

Plan of an enlargement of the [General] Cemetery and of a new road leading thereto
Scale 1 inch : 90 yards.Surveyors: Flockton, Lee and Flockton, engineers.Original at Sheffield City Archives: FC/P/SheD/596S

All Saints Church, Ecclesall, prior to alterations in 1843
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y00561

Certificate of merit awarded for regular attendance by the Sheffield Church Day School Association [awarded to Ella
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library MP 1731 L

Advertisement for Sheffield School of Motoring, 519 Ecclesall Road, 1939
Image from The City of Sheffield Commercial Handbook and Illustrated Guide, 1939 (Local Studies 914.274 S)

Advertisement for W. H. Sleath, Beef and Pork Butcher, 107 Ecclesall Road South and 125-127 Valley Road, Meersbrook
Image from Ecclesall Church, Sheffield [information booklet], c. 1928.Local Studies ref. PAMP 362 SQ

Advertisement: Arthur Blake, Bootmaker, 655 Ecclesall Road
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library MP Folder 50

Colliery Office, Ecclesall, Yorkshire
Colliery Office, Ecclesall, Sheffield, near Greystones, Yorkshire, England. Holmwood House - Head office of the Rotherham & District Collieries Association Ltd. Date: 1910s

Ecclesall Bierlow Claim for Inmate Maintenance
A claim issued by the Ecclesall Bierlow Union for the cost of maintaining the Thomas Hill in the union workhouse for almost four years

Advertisement for the Curry Inn Restaurant, 169-171 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, 1968
From Kellys Directory of Sheffield, 1968.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: 914.274 S

Ecclesall Inclosure (enclosure)
Scale 10 chains : 1.6 inches.Surveyor: William Fairbank. Copy drawn by J R Wigfull, 1918.Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library:s 10 L

Advertisement for Sheffield Patent Carpet Beating and Dye Works, Ecclesall Road, near The Moor, 1889
Image from Sheffield and Neighbourhood (page 196) (printed and published by Pawson and Brailsford, Sheffield, 1889 (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 914.274 S)

Advertisement for J. F. Eardley Ltd. Manufacturers of Aerated Waters etc. Stalker Lees Road
Image from Ecclesall Church, Sheffield [information booklet], c. 1928.Local Studies ref. PAMP 362 SQ

Advertisement for W. Weddle and Son. Glaziers, Gas and Water Fitters, Hunters Bar
Image from Ecclesall Church, Sheffield [information booklet], c. 1928.Local Studies ref. PAMP 362 SQ

Advertisement for the Ecclesall Laundry, Huntingtower Road, Sheffield
Image from Ecclesall Church, Sheffield [information booklet], c. 1928.Local Studies ref. PAMP 362 SQ

Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (1849-1902) English Conservative politician born in America. Member of Parliament for Eye, Suffolk (1880-1885) and Sheffield Ecclesall (1885-1902)

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Ecclesall, a historic township in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, holds a rich tapestry of stories and landmarks that have shaped its identity over the years. Dating back to the 18th century, plans were laid out for the development of Sharrow and Kenwood Park Estates by George Wostenholm in 1853. These blueprints reveal an early vision for building purposes that would transform the landscape. One notable landmark along Ecclesall Road is the Hunters Bar Toll House. Standing as a testament to times gone by, this toll house served as a gateway into Ecclesall and witnessed countless travelers passing through its doors. The Ecclesall Bierlow Workhouse stands as another significant piece of history within this community. Serving as a place of refuge for those in need during difficult times, it represents both hardship and resilience. Maps play an essential role in understanding Ecclesall's growth and evolution. The Sheffield S11 Map provides insight into the area's layout today, while maps from different eras like William Wilson's estate map from around 1850 showcase how land was divided and owned at that time. Plans such as those depicting Broomhall area (1810) or High Storrs Estate (1869) shed light on specific developments within Ecclesall throughout history. They offer glimpses into architectural designs and urban planning strategies employed during these periods. The Enclosure Map No. I from 1788 reveals Crookesmoor, Little Sheffield Moor, Little Sheffield - areas now integral parts of modern-day Ecclesall - being enclosed under one plan. This document captures an important moment when land use was redefined for agricultural purposes. Another crucial addition to Ecclesall came with the expansion of General Cemetery in 1846. A new road leading thereto transformed access to this burial ground within Ecclesall Bierlow Township significantly. Religious institutions also hold their place among these historical records.