The Sheffield and Tinsley Canal
£7.95
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This guide to the Sheffield and Tinsley canal is the first of a series of Sheffield East End trails. Sheffield’s East End has seen huge changes in the last 25 years. Thousands of houses, whole streets of people and vast works have disappeared, and enormous landmark buildings, new landscapes and different kinds of jobs have sprung up in their place. However, the evidence of Sheffield East End’s rich and fascinating history is still all around if you know where to look.
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This area of Sheffield is a greener and more pleasant place to walk around than it has been for well over a century, thanks partly to the opening up or improvement of a network of footpaths Criss crossing the valley including the canal towpath and the 5 weirs walk. This series of East End trails is intended to encourage you to explore the area on foot and to enjoy discovering the best of both the old and the new
Author: Simon Ogden
Binding: Softback
Published: December 1995
Pages: 55
Size: 210 x 210 mm
ISBN: 1874718261
Publisher’s Price (in 1995): £7.95
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