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Apr 19, 2003 · We all went to Pye Bank which was run by that great authourtarian Mr Cook and we made a lot of friends throughout our time in Pitsmoor which spanned from 1963 to 1976.
- Is the Tea Gardens Pub still there, I went in there a few times not in the 60's mind.
- Not sure about that one, that was the other side of Pitsmoor.
- I, too, went to Pye Bank School in the mid to late 60's and knew Andover Drive well, I lived there. I left the area in 1973 and left Sheffield for...
- hi mickey just to let you know ...the tea gardens is all boarded up now. the plan is to open it as a community centre in the future ......all the m...
- I may know you as i to used to get a lift in that same Ford Anglia, actually was'nt it a disabled car about half the size of a Ford Anglia. I to we...
- Hi Cycleracer, I've just sent you a PM. I'm pretty sure that the car was an Anglia. As 2 or 3 of us got in at the same time, I can't see it being a...
- Hi Colin Thanks for the PM i'll be in touch. However regarding the above i don't have photos but i have video and i will send you it. The flats wen...
- Cycle racer I lived at the back of 25 Grove St in the 50's Siren
- I used to live on Montfort Rd. in the 40s 50s then pulled down in the 60s. Listening to you talk about Pye Bank school was interesting. Do you reme...
- Hi Regblind I remember all the places you've mentioned I also remember the White House chip shop, Hanckocks on Rock St. I used to live on Helen Ter...
May 31, 2020 · Plan of the freehold estate at Grove House (Pitsmoor Road) as divided for sale. 1831 By J. Fairbank and Son. Shows turnpike road from Leeds to Sheffield, also [property of] William Howard, late Joseph Coulson, and Jonathan Marshall.
PITSMOOR, a chapelry in Brightside-Bierlow township, Sheffield parish, W. R. Yorkshire; suburban to Sheffield, and 1 mile N of the centre of the town. It was constituted in 1845; and its post town is Sheffield.
Jan 4, 2009 · From records of the Furnival family, evidence can be gathered to prove that Pitsmoor was the site of le Orepittes. Two places adjoining Pitsmoor exist at the present time which supply proof of this, namely Osgathorpe and Skinnerthorpe.
Pitsmoor was described as eminently respectable and a languorous and soothing suburb, in an article in the Sheffield Daily Telegraph in 1906. A few years later Abbeyfield House and its grounds were donated to the city council.
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Pitsmoor was just a hamlet through which the main turnpike road ran from Sheffield to Barnsley and Wakefield. Industry in the area was mostly in the form of small workshops, attached to farm buildings, producing knives and tools for a local market.
