Sheffield & Rotherham Steelworks
Britannia Works of James Dixon & Son
Merchants and Manufacturers of Standard Silver Goods, Best Sheffield Plate, Electro Plate. Britannia Metal Goods: Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Dram Bottles. Stone China & Earthenware Goods.
Merchants and Manufacturers of Standard Silver Goods, Best Sheffield Plate, Electro Plate. Britannia Metal Goods: Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Dram Bottles. Stone China & Earthenware Goods.
Cyclops Steelworks Sheffield dated from 1842 when Messrs. Johnson & Cammell who had started a small business, moved to this site near the railway. Their initial output was a ton a week and 20 years later they employed 3000. Later Charles Cammell & Co.
Charles Cammell was Lord of the Manor and Lay Rector of Norton and Coal Aston, living at Norton House, Sheffield..
Charles Cammell was Lord of the Manor and Lay Rector of Norton and Coal Aston, living at Norton House, Sheffield..
Cyclops Steel and Iron Works: Casting Shop
Cyclops Steel and Iron Works: Forging Shop
Cyclops Steel and Iron Works: Rolling Mills
Cyclops Steel and Iron Works: Spring Shop
Rotherham Ironworks: G & J. Brown.
Manufacturers of the Patent Solid Iron Tyres for locomotive engines, tenders, carriages and wagons, also of general forgings, best scrap bars and rods, boiler plates, sheet iron etc. These works were established by Joshua Walker & Co. for the manufacture of maleable iron only. On their declining business it came into the hands of Liversidge and Crownshaw (Stephen Liversidge was a farmer from Thrybergh), and afterwards of Messrs. Knowles and Brown, Brown and Sons, and lastly of G. and J. Brown when the works were enlarged considerably The Works were formerly driven by water-power. There were six water wheels initially, followed by four steam engines.
Cutlery Works of Joseph Rodgers
Manufacturers and Merchants and Dealers of Cutlery of every description. Norfolk Street Sheffield and Cullum Street, Fenchurch, London
Manufacturers and Merchants and Dealers of Cutlery of every description. Norfolk Street Sheffield and Cullum Street, Fenchurch, London
Shrewsbury Works: Martin Hall & Co.
Broad Street Park Sheffield. Manufacturers - Silver and Silver Plate. Also at Bouverie Street, London.
Broad Street Park Sheffield. Manufacturers - Silver and Silver Plate. Also at Bouverie Street, London.
Naylors Vickers & Co.
Originally Naylor & Sanderson. Manufacturers of Cast Steel Bells
Originally Naylor & Sanderson. Manufacturers of Cast Steel Bells
Samuel Laycock & Sons
Merchants and Manufacturers of Hair Seating, Curled Hair Crinoline etc.
Merchants and Manufacturers of Hair Seating, Curled Hair Crinoline etc.
Benjamin Vickers & Co.
Chandeliers and General Brass Founders. Manufacturers of Railway and Carriage Lamps, Gas Fittings, Steam and Water Cocks
Chandeliers and General Brass Founders. Manufacturers of Railway and Carriage Lamps, Gas Fittings, Steam and Water Cocks
Wallace Works of Henry Rossell & Co. Steel Converters and Refiners. Manufacturers, Exporters. Furnival Street, Sheffield
Spear & Jackson
Steel Convertors and Refiners. Manufacturers of Saws, Files, Edge Tools, Spades and Shovels etc. Contractors for Mining and Trenching Tools.
Steel Convertors and Refiners. Manufacturers of Saws, Files, Edge Tools, Spades and Shovels etc. Contractors for Mining and Trenching Tools.
Beatson Clark Glass Works established 1751 by John Wright. John Beatson of Emley bought the glassworks for son William who began trading in 1783. In 1822 trading as Beatson & Close (William married into the Close family), Close & Clark in 1828-1841 (William's daughter married John Graves Clark of Hull), still trading as Beatson Clark. Originally a manufacturer of glass containers for the pharmaceutical industry, diversified into the Food & Beverage markets during the 1970’s and 1980’s.
Thomas Linley & Sons, bellows makers, of Sheffield
Inventors, Patentees and Manufacturers, Stanley Street Works, Sheffield.
Inventors, Patentees and Manufacturers, Stanley Street Works, Sheffield.