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Pitsmoor is a
former village, now a
suburb of Sheffield, England. The name
derives from Or-pits as, anciently, the main
local industry was the
mining of...
- ward—which
includes the
districts of Burngreave, Fir Vale, Grimesthorpe,
Pitsmoor, and Shirecliffe—is one of the 28
electoral wards in Sheffield, England...
- is
surrounded by the
suburbs of Fir Vale,
Firth Park,
Grimesthorpe and
Pitsmoor. The
origins of the
district come from Page Hall, a
house built in 1773...
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Christ Church is an
Anglican church in the
Pitsmoor district,
north of
Sheffield City
Centre in England. It is a
Grade II
listed building. By the mid-19th...
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Mechanics Mackenzie v
Garrick Hallam v
Heeley Norfolk v Fir Vale
Broomhall v
Pitsmoor Wellington v
Milton Norfolk v
Broomhall Norton v
Hallam Mackenzie v Milton...
- The
family lived in
Andover Street,
Pitsmoor, Sheffield,
until 1948 when they had
moved to
Marshall Street,
Pitsmoor.
Peter Stringfellow attended Pye Bank...
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Church of the
Province of West Africa. He was
vicar of
Christ Church,
Pitsmoor from 2001 to 2010 and area dean of
Ecclesfield from 2007. In 2010 he became...
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Stradbroke -
Woodhouse 75
Batemoor -
Jordanthorpe -
Woodseats - City
Centre -
Pitsmoor -
Firvale (Northern
General Hospital) -
Firth Park -
Shiregreen (Anti Clockwise)...
- of the
Roman presence in Burngreave. A ****d of 13
coins was
found in
Pitsmoor in 1906.
Around the mid 9th
century the
north of
England fell
under Danish...
- Crookes(moor),
Endcliffe Burngreave Burngreave, Fir Vale, Grimesthorpe,
Pitsmoor,
Shirecliffe and
Woodside City City
Centre and
Highfield (east) Crookes...
