Description

This walkabout guide introduces readers to the historic buildings and people that shaped Sheffield’s past. The book is organised around individual walking routes that can be explored separately or linked together with other books in the series for longer walks. Each walk includes clear street names for easy navigation using traditional maps or mobile mapping devices. Historical maps, archival photographs, and contemporary images accompany each location, drawing attention to noteworthy architectural details and points of interest.

The series aims to provide an engaging and educational experience that helps readers discover and appreciate Sheffield’s rich architectural heritage and the people who shaped it. Through a combination of historical context and visual documentation, readers can gain an insight into how these buildings developed over time, why they matter, and how they define the city’s character.

Along these routes, walkers will discover diverse architectural styles ranging from grand Victorian structures to innovative Industrial Revolution designs. Each building tells its own story and occupies a meaningful place in Sheffield’s history. Readers will also learn about the influential figures and pivotal events that drove the city’s growth.

These guides serve residents, visitors, and researchers alike, offering fresh perspectives on the city and its heritage. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply curious about your surroundings, this book provides an engaging way to explore Sheffield’s cultural legacy.

With high-quality photography and detailed maps, this guide is an ideal resource for anyone interested in delving into the city’s compelling history and uncovering the hidden gems that make Sheffield special.