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near to Tinsley, Sheffield, England

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	Aqueduct on Sheffield Canal by David Morris Just over a couple of kilometres away from the terminus in Sheffield, the canal turns to head NE in its route towards Meadowhall. It also needs to cross over Darnall Road / Worksop Road (via an 'acadock' - local pronunciation!).... (more)
	Dereliction on the canal by Dave Pickersgill The reflections of derelict buildings on the Sheffield and Tinsley canal.
	The former Attercliffe Free Library by Steve Fareham
	Darnall - District Community Centre by Dave Bevis
	Carved Stone Detail by Andrew H Carved stone detail on the front of The Ball Inn, Darnall Rd, Sheffield.
	Brown Bayley Bridge (set of 2 images) by Anne Burgess A pedestrian bridge across the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal. It was built in 1993.
	Portable toilets in Elliott Loohire depot by chris almond
	Attercliffe Station remains by Martin Speck The first Attercliffe Station was opened in August 1871, closed on 31 December 1900 and replaced by a new structure which opened the following day. This new station eventually was closed on 26 September 1927. Very little remains of the... (more)
	Barnardiston Road, Darnall, Sheffield by Neil Theasby
	The Cocked Hat, Attercliffe, Sheffield by Graham Hogg Traditional pub serving real ale adjacent to the Don Valley Stadium.
	Sheffield & Tinsley Canal, Attercliffe (5) by Richard Vince Looking towards the city centre alongside the winding hole just east of Shirland Road Bridge.
	Attercliffe 1st railway station (site), Sheffield by Nigel Thompson Opened in 1874 by the Manchester Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway, later the Great Central railway, on their line from Barnsley to Sheffield. This station closed in 1900 when it was replaced by a new station some 300m further south.... (more)