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Photographic Print : land at Upperthorpe and an estate at Hollins, near Malin Bridge, in the hamlet of Stannington, 1869
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land at Upperthorpe and an estate at Hollins, near Malin Bridge, in the hamlet of Stannington, 1869
Full title: Plan of freehold land at Upperthorpe and an estate at Hollins, near Malin Bridge, in the hamlet of Stannington belonging to the trustees of the will of the late Thomas Blake, esquire.
Scale 2 chains : 1 inch.
S. F. Holmes, Surveyors, Sheffield.
Printed by Pawson and Brailsford.
Upperthorpe:
Lot 1 Four newly built dwelling houses situate at the foot of Blake Street... in the occupation of Messrs Hemingway, Townsend, Clayton and Pechy, ... these houses are very well built and finished, and offer a most eligible investment.
Lots 2 plot of building ground with a good frontage to Blake Street.
Lots 3 building plot also fronting Blake Street.
Lot 4 plot of building ground on the opposite, or north east side of Blake Street.
Lot 5 Ten freehold ground rents (the original particulars list the lessees.
Hollins:
Lot 6 Farm house, outbuildings and garden... at Hollins in the occupation of Benjamin Slack.
Lot 7 grass land known as Near Back Field.
Lot 8 grass lands known as Far Back Field.
Lot 9 land called Hollins Bottom, fronting Spooners Wheel Lane.
Lot 10 land called Middle Hollins and land called Upper Hollins, both fronting Hollins Road.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries
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Media ID 14086798
Maps Sheffield Stannington Upperthorpe Yorkshire Blake Street Hollins Road Wheel Lane
10"x8" Photo Print
Step back in time with our exquisite Media Storehouse Photographic Print of a historic plan from Sheffield City Archives. This captivating image showcases the land at Upperthorpe and the estate at Hollins, near Malin Bridge, in the hamlet of Stannington, as it appeared in 1869. Originally belonging to the trustees of the will of the late Thomas Blake, esquire, this print provides a unique glimpse into the past. Bring this piece of local history into your home and add a touch of timeless charm to your decor. Order now and relive the beauty of yesteryears.
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This print from 1869 showcases the land at Upperthorpe and an estate at Hollins, near Malin Bridge, in the hamlet of Stannington. The full title reveals that this property belonged to the trustees of the will of Thomas Blake, esquire. The scale of the plan is 2 chains to 1 inch and it was surveyed by S. F. Holmes, Surveyors in Sheffield and printed by Pawson and Brailsford. The Upperthorpe section includes four newly built dwelling houses situated at the foot of Blake Street. These houses are occupied by Messrs Hemingway, Townsend, Clayton, and Pechy. Described as well-built and finished properties, they offer a highly desirable investment opportunity. Additionally, there are building plots with good frontage to Blake Street on Lots 2 and 3. Lot 4 offers a plot on the opposite side of Blake Street. Moving on to Hollins estate, Lot 6 features a farm house along with outbuildings and a garden occupied by Benjamin Slack. Lots 7 and 8 consist of grasslands known as Near Back Field and Far Back Field respectively. Lot 9 comprises land called Hollins Bottom which fronts Spooners Wheel Lane while Lots 10 include Middle Hollins and Upper Hollins lands both fronting Hollins Road. This historical document provides valuable insight into the development plans for these areas during that time period.
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