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Interior of Norfolk Market Hall, Sheffield, 1862
In the centre was a fountain of Green Moor stone. The sides and ends of the market were divided into about fifty shops. Double ranges of stalls ran down the centre, so the market was divided into four avenues
Erected by Henry Charles, 13th Duke of Norfolk on the site of the late Tontine Inn. Opened 1851. Demolished 1959.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s01865
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Media ID 14041806
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"Bring a piece of historical Sheffield home with our Media Storehouse Photo Mug featuring the stunning "Interior of Norfolk Market Hall, Sheffield, 1862." This image from the Sheffield City Archives showcases the market's impressive architecture, with a central fountain made of Green Moor stone and about fifty shops lining the sides and ends. Each mug holds your favorite beverage and displays this captivating piece of Sheffield's past in vivid detail. Perfect for history enthusiasts and locals, this mug makes a unique and thoughtful gift. Relive the history with every sip. "
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Elevate your coffee or tea experience with our premium white ceramic mug. Its wide, comfortable handle makes drinking easy, and you can rely on it to be both microwave and dishwasher safe. Sold in single units, preview may show both sides of the same mug so you can see how the picture wraps around.
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This print showcases the grandeur of the Interior of Norfolk Market Hall in Sheffield, captured in 1862. The focal point of this bustling market hall was a magnificent fountain made from Green Moor stone, standing proudly at its center. Surrounding this centerpiece were approximately fifty shops, neatly divided along the sides and ends of the market. To facilitate easy access for shoppers, double ranges of stalls ran down the middle, creating four distinct avenues within the market. The credit for this architectural marvel goes to Henry Charles, 13th Duke of Norfolk who commissioned its construction on the site formerly occupied by Tontine Inn. Opening its doors to eager patrons in 1851, Norfolk Market Hall quickly became a vibrant hub where locals gathered to buy and sell an array of goods. Sadly, despite being cherished by generations for over a century, this iconic landmark met its demise in 1959 when it was demolished. However, thanks to Sheffield Libraries' archives and their preservation efforts, we can still admire and appreciate this historical gem through this original photograph (s01865). As we gaze upon this image capturing a moment frozen in time, we are transported back to an era when Norfolk Market Hall thrived as Sheffield's bustling commercial heart - forever etched into our collective memory.
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