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Burngreave ward—which
includes the
districts of Burngreave, Fir Vale,
Grimesthorpe, Pitsmoor, and Shirecliffe—is one of the 28
electoral wards in Sheffield...
- 53.40194°N 1.43556°W / 53.40194; -1.43556
Grimesthorpe engine shed was an
engine shed in
Grimesthorpe, Sheffield. It was
built by the
Midland Railway...
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Grimesthorpe Bridge railway station was a
minor railway station in Sheffield,
South Yorkshire, England. The
station served the
communities of Grimesthorpe...
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Barson (10
April 1891 – 13
August 1968) was an
English footballer from
Grimesthorpe who pla**** for
several English football clubs including Barnsley, Manchester...
- ward of the city is
surrounded by the
suburbs of Fir Vale,
Firth Park,
Grimesthorpe and Pitsmoor. The
origins of the
district come from Page Hall, a house...
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Became 41E 19
Sheffield (until 1
February 1958) 19A 1950–1958
Sheffield Grimesthorpe Became 41B 19B 1950–1958
Millhouses (Sheffield)
Became 41C 19C 1950–1958...
- on a site
adjacent to the
former Midland Railway locomotive sheds at
Grimesthorpe. The
construction of a new
marshalling yard at
Tinsley (Tinsley Marshalling...
- Netherthorpe,
Pitsmoor Sheffield S4
SHEFFIELD Brightside, Burngreave,
Grimesthorpe, Osgathorpe, Page Hall,
Pitsmoor Sheffield S5
SHEFFIELD Firth Park, Fir...
- housing. A coal mine was developed, with its
entrance on what
later became Grimesthorpe Road. Its
outflow ran by the side of the lane as far as
Burngreave Vestry...
- Broomhill, Crookes(moor),
Endcliffe Burngreave Burngreave, Fir Vale,
Grimesthorpe, Pitsmoor,
Shirecliffe and
Woodside City City
Centre and
Highfield (east)...
