'Mr. James Bingham, formerly proprietor of The Queens Ground, Sheffield, and a foremost figure in the palmy days of professional pedestrianism.'
December 1907
'Mr. James Bingham, formerly proprietor of The Queens Ground, Sheffield, and a foremost figure in the palmy days of professional pedestrianism.'
December 1907
'Mr. James Bingham, formerly proprietor of The Queens Ground, Sheffield, and a foremost figure in the palmy days of professional pedestrianism.'
December 1907
'Mr. James Bingham, formerly proprietor of The Queens Ground, Sheffield, and a foremost figure in the palmy days of professional pedestrianism.'
December 1907
Michael died on November 4th 1882 aged 48 years. He is one of five Crimean War veterans that we know of who are buried in the cemetery.
Michael died on November 4th 1882 aged 48 years. He is one of five Crimean War veterans that we know of who are buried in the cemetery.
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Wardsend is on the South Yorkshire Local Heritage List local-heritage-list.org.uk/south-yorksh...
Wardsend is on the South Yorkshire Local Heritage List local-heritage-list.org.uk/south-yorksh...
Michael died on November 4th 1882 aged 48 years. He is one of five Crimean War veterans that we know of who are buried in the cemetery.
Michael died on November 4th 1882 aged 48 years. He is one of five Crimean War veterans that we know of who are buried in the cemetery.
'The Footing' comprises poems and sequences on the theme of walking, with contributions from Angelina Ayers, James Caruth, Mark Goodwin, Rob Hindle, Andrew Hirst, Chris Jones, and Fay Musselwhite
Last few copies of 'The Footing': our first (and, to date, only) anthology (unlikely to be reprinted)
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'The Footing' comprises poems and sequences on the theme of walking, with contributions from Angelina Ayers, James Caruth, Mark Goodwin, Rob Hindle, Andrew Hirst, Chris Jones, and Fay Musselwhite
We are of course a little bit biased and understand that other Sheffield cemetery Friends groups may not share our view 🙂
We are of course a little bit biased and understand that other Sheffield cemetery Friends groups may not share our view 🙂
'THE BLADE AND THE OWL
The Bramall Lane Blade: "Had a good Christmas, Owley !"
The Owlerton Owl: "Hardly know what to say. Might have been a lot better, anyway!"
© British Newspaper Archive
'THE BLADE AND THE OWL
The Bramall Lane Blade: "Had a good Christmas, Owley !"
The Owlerton Owl: "Hardly know what to say. Might have been a lot better, anyway!"
© British Newspaper Archive
The funeral procession 'was witnessed by several thousands of people'
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - 09 June 1903
British Newspaper Archive
I can't find a similar report of the funeral of Sergeant Joseph Sear, also named on this memorial.
The funeral procession 'was witnessed by several thousands of people'
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - 09 June 1903
British Newspaper Archive
I can't find a similar report of the funeral of Sergeant Joseph Sear, also named on this memorial.
Sheffield Independent - Tuesday 02 May 1916
Image © Johnston Press plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Sheffield Independent - Tuesday 02 May 1916
Image © Johnston Press plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
What wasn't surprising was just how wonderful the cemetery looks in the November sunshine.
These photos were taken in the older part of the cemetery below the railway line.
What wasn't surprising was just how wonderful the cemetery looks in the November sunshine.
These photos were taken in the older part of the cemetery below the railway line.
The funeral procession 'was witnessed by several thousands of people'
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - 09 June 1903
British Newspaper Archive
I can't find a similar report of the funeral of Sergeant Joseph Sear, also named on this memorial.
The funeral procession 'was witnessed by several thousands of people'
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - 09 June 1903
British Newspaper Archive
I can't find a similar report of the funeral of Sergeant Joseph Sear, also named on this memorial.
Private Thomas Middleton and Private John Spye are buried.
Sheffield Daily Telegraph 16 April 1926
© British Newspaper Archive
Private Thomas Middleton and Private John Spye are buried.
Sheffield Daily Telegraph 16 April 1926
© British Newspaper Archive
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Remembrance Service. Special thanks to the Y9 students from Parkwood Academy who worked with Meghan Tipping (Rooted in Talk) and staff from the school to develop and lead the service. They were a credit to the school and to themselves.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Remembrance Service. Special thanks to the Y9 students from Parkwood Academy who worked with Meghan Tipping (Rooted in Talk) and staff from the school to develop and lead the service. They were a credit to the school and to themselves.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Remembrance Service. Special thanks to the Y9 students from Parkwood Academy who worked with Meghan Tipping (Rooted in Talk) and staff from the school to develop and lead the service. They were a credit to the school and to themselves.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Remembrance Service. Special thanks to the Y9 students from Parkwood Academy who worked with Meghan Tipping (Rooted in Talk) and staff from the school to develop and lead the service. They were a credit to the school and to themselves.
Allow time to walk down to the cemetery (about 8 minutes).
You may want to bring a brolly!
Meghan Tipping (Rooted in Talk) has been working with Year 9 students from Parkwood Academy to develop, and participate in, the order of service.
Tuesday 11th November
10.30am for a 10.45am start
Allow time to walk down to the cemetery (about 8 minutes).
You may want to bring a brolly!