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Fargate Collection

"Fargate: A Glimpse into Sheffield's Rich History" Step back in time with a captivating journey through Fargate, the heart of Sheffield

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Fargate Collection: A Plan of the town of Sheffield in the county of York drawn by W. Fairbank 1797
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Arthur Davy and Sons Ltd. Universal Food Providers, 40 Fargate, 1897
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Tuckwoods Stores, groceries, provisions, chocolate and sweets, hardware, etc
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Fargate Collection: Sheffield, Fargate looking towards High Street and Parade Chambers, 1907
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for George Binns, tailoring and clothing, 2-12 Moorheadm Sheffield
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Fargate Collection: Sheffield: Fargate (b / w photo)
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Fargate Collection: Trade card, H Scott (engraving)
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Fargate Collection: Sheffield S1 2 Map
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Charles Butlers wholeslae and retail manufacturing confectioner, pastrycook
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Fargate Collection: Sketch of Sheffield coronation decorations as proposed for the city centre from the designs of
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Sheffield Goldsmiths Company Ltd, 11 Fargate and Chapel Walk, 1907
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Charles Butlers christmas food - mint rock, seed loaf
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Fargate Collection: Sheffield, Fargate from Town Hall Square, 1908
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Frederick Hodgson, Bookseller and staioner, 19 Fargate and Deacon and Co
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Charles Butlers rich wedding and Christmas cakes, plain and fancy biscuits
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Fargate Collection: Charles Butlers confectioners - trade list of lozenges and pan goods, chocolates, boiled sugars
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Charles Butlers unequalled gingerbread - the amount sold during each Christmas
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Fargate Collection: Advertisement for Charles Butlers world famed mint rock, 1886

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"Fargate: A Glimpse into Sheffield's Rich History" Step back in time with a captivating journey through Fargate, the heart of Sheffield. From its early days depicted in W. Fairbank's intricate map from 1797 to the bustling streets captured in a black and white photograph, this iconic town has witnessed countless stories unfold. In 1886, Charles Butlers tantalizing advertisement for their confectionery delights invites you to indulge in their mouthwatering treats - from pastry delicacies to freshly baked bread and biscuits. Meanwhile, Arthur Davy and Sons Ltd. , Universal Food Providers since 1897, beckon you to experience culinary excellence at their establishment on Fargate. As you stroll along this historic street, Tuckwoods Stores catches your eye with its vibrant sign advertising an array of goods - groceries, provisions, chocolates, sweets, hardware; truly a one-stop-shop for all your needs. And just steps away lies George Binns' tailoring emporium where the latest fashion trends await those seeking sartorial elegance. The charm extends beyond commerce as evidenced by Richard Seddon's visionary designs for coronation decorations during Queen Elizabeth II's reign. These sketches transport us to a time when the city center was adorned with regal splendor. Sheffield Goldsmiths Company Ltd. 's advertisement reminds us that even amidst history-rich surroundings like Fargate, modernity thrives. Their exquisite craftsmanship showcased at number 11 Fargate and Chapel Walk is testament to timeless beauty meeting contemporary tastes. To navigate these enchanting streets effortlessly is H Scott's trade card featuring an engraving - a cherished artifact capturing both artistry and practicality. And if you're ever lost amidst the labyrinthine alleys surrounding Fargate or wish to explore further afield within S1 2 Map will guide your way. Fargate stands as more than just a street; it is a living testament to Sheffield's vibrant past and present.