Anyone have pictures of Newhall Road or Sanderson Street around 1920s? I can find plenty of images of Attercliffe but nothing specific for these two areas where my Grandparents lived.

Thanks
MaidinSheff

This is the only one I can find on Picture Sheffield.Apparently this is the junction with Don Rd. at number 27. http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z76/tdterrytd/sandrsonst.jpg

Thanks Kidorry - I never realised they were such substantial houses - can't imagine why they were all demolished - when you think what the 'replacements' turned out to be like.

Hi Kidorry did you live in the Alfred Rd area?

i lived at 228 newhall rd end house next to gennel to the adelphi

My mum lived at 25 Newhall Road - I am guessing that would be the opposite end of the road to where you lived. Is the Adelphi up near Attercliffe Road. I drive along there sometimes and seem to remember an old dance hall on the right hand side as you go into Sheffield.

i lived at 228 newhall rd end house next to gennel to the adelphi

Hello :wave: I lived next door :hihi:

Sorry Madeinsheff....got carried away there and hit the send button too soon. I think I have a couple of photos on Newhall Rd but I will have to go through and look. They are later than 20's though but I will look them out.

OK Here's one. (http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j46/JoanLith/newhall20rd1.jpg) it's not the one I was looking for but this is early 50's.

Hi Kidorry did you live in the Alfred Rd area?
No but I worked at Sandersons for a number of years.

My mum lived at 25 Newhall Road - I am guessing that would be the opposite end of the road to where you lived. Is the Adelphi up near Attercliffe Road. I drive along there sometimes and seem to remember an old dance hall on the right hand side as you go into Sheffield.

If I am rite the dance hall you are thinking of was the central, I spent many happy hours there. Good old days.

No but I worked at Sandersons for a number of years.

So you will remember the Forge pub, my mum was a barmaid there until 1968
and my dad and husband worked at the Brightside Foundry.

So you will remember the Forge pub, my mum was a barmaid there until 1968
and my dad and husband worked at the Brightside Foundry.

She probably served me a pint or several because we called in there after we had finished work.

Thanks for the picture Joan L - I can't imagine Newhall Road changed much between the 20s and 60s. I think I can remember my mum saying she caught the Millhouses tram to travel to work.

I went to Newhall School. Remember Mr Beal, Miss Coupe and the early morning assemblies in the hall. Remrmber well the motto over the headmasters desk "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do . Do it with all thy might. They were great days but during the war and the Sheffield Blitz we held services for the Brown family who were killed in the Sunday night raid Dec. 14/15th December.Sadly seem to have lost touch with most of the schoolmates Johnny Crowther. Nick-Nack. Micky Horner and lots of others. Would love to get in touch with anyof them that remember.

Hi All, I was brought up on newhall road in the 50s, we lived at number 77,would love to hear from anyone that may know me.Names I remember are John Elmore and Angela Guite. My names Keith. Thanks.

Hi All, I was brought up on newhall road in the 50s, we lived at number 77,would love to hear from anyone that may know me.Names I remember are John Elmore and Angela Guite. My names Keith. Thanks.

We lived for a time at 61 Newhall Road, this being in the 1940s. A few doors up was a greengrocers, called Pepperdine I think --and later a family called Evans (son Arnold) too it on. Our front room was converted into a Ladies hairdressing salon, run by a Mrs Eardley, who also had a grocer's shop somewhere on Don Road.

I went to Newhall School. Remember Mr Beal, Miss Coupe and the early morning assemblies in the hall. Remrmber well the motto over the headmasters desk "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do . Do it with all thy might. They were great days but during the war and the Sheffield Blitz we held services for the Brown family who were killed in the Sunday night raid Dec. 14/15th December.Sadly seem to have lost touch with most of the schoolmates Johnny Crowther. Nick-Nack. Micky Horner and lots of others. Would love to get in touch with anyof them that remember.

Remember the bell behind the headmaster's desk? This was dedicated to the memory of the headmaster before Jerry Bronks, and he died suddenly after collapsing on his way to a football match at Hillsborough. He was running for a tram in the city centre when he collapsed.

I lived around the corner of newall rd i was born in don place in 1953

No but I worked at Sandersons for a number of years.

did you know arthur glasby(60`s 70`s) alan turner(80`s,90`s)or bob richardson?

So you will remember the Forge pub, my mum was a barmaid there until 1968
and my dad and husband worked at the Brightside Foundry.

my relatives,the glasby`s,lived across the road,along with the longley and scarrat families,ben had the shop on the corner,and across the road was a shop where you could get a glass of fizzy pop for a penny.

did you know arthur glasby(60`s 70`s) alan turner(80`s,90`s)or bob richardson?
Sorry do not know any of those names.They must have worked in the machine departments.I worked in the rolling mill.You may know Tiffy Rowley,?Twelvetrees,George Hodge.

So you will remember the Forge pub, my mum was a barmaid there until 1968
and my dad and husband worked at the Brightside Foundry.

dear bossyboots the forge was mine and my fathers local we used to go in with the tuckwood family we were the very last family to move our house was the last to be demolished we lived next door to the truswell family who had the fleet of lorrys when i was at school newall they made the film women in love with oliver reed glenda jackson and allen bates those wer the good old days

Hi All, I was brought up on newhall road in the 50s, we lived at number 77,would love to hear from anyone that may know me.Names I remember are John Elmore and Angela Guite. My names Keith. Thanks.

John Elmore is my brother we lived at 7 court 2 on Newhall Road in the back to backs opposite Sandersons . I can remember fetching bowl of pudding and custard from their canteen for 4d in old money. We moved to Sicey Avenue in 1956. John is the only one of the family still living in Sheffield. The rest of the family now live in Lincolnshire

John Elmore is my brother we lived at 7 court 2 on Newhall Road in the back to backs opposite Sandersons . I can remember fetching bowl of pudding and custard from their canteen for 4d in old money. We moved to Sicey Avenue in 1956. John is the only one of the family still living in Sheffield. The rest of the family now live in Lincolnshire

My family lived at No 61 Newhall Road, but this was in the 1940s, in the same yard as the Pepperdine's who kept the local fruit shop (a few doors away) until it passed to the Evans family. I think the Evans' son was called Arnold. At No 61, for a time our front room was taken over by a woman called Yeardley (from Don Road) and used as a hairdressers. Roy Jow lived not far from us, on the opposite side of the road. We later moved to Paget Street, but I never lived in the Newhall area again after some time in late 1951 when we moved to another part of Sheffield. However, I always remember the place with great affection. Some great people lived down there.

Hi all

I am Roy Jow's daughter he lived on Newhall road not sure what number though. He had three sisters Audrey, Pat and Carol the youngest. Sadly there is only my dad and Aunty Carol now. He always speaks about the good old days and how friendly everyone were. My grandad Ernest had a scrapyard at the bottom of Broughton Lane.

If any questions I'm sure my dad would love to hear from anyone.

Hi all

I am Roy Jow's daughter he lived on Newhall road not sure what number though. He had three sisters Audrey, Pat and Carol the youngest. Sadly there is only my dad and Aunty Carol now. He always speaks about the good old days and how friendly everyone were. My grandad Ernest had a scrapyard at the bottom of Broughton Lane.

If any questions I'm sure my dad would love to hear from anyone.

Hi Trace, Give my best wishes to Roy. We were in the same class at Newhall, and for a time I lived on Newhall Road before switching to Paget Street. I met Roy a few years ago at a class reunion, and it was our first meeting for many, many years. I don't think Roy came to the last reunion. It is now some time since we all got together, and, sadly, I doubt if it will happen again. Is Roy on Facebook? Send me a PM. K

Hi K

I can not PM you has I have to have five post on the forum, before I can PM not been on for ages! Could you email me again please, and give me your private email, sure dad would be thrilled to hear from you. He does not use the PC bless him, hence why I am searching. Look forward to hearing from you Trace. We could always meet you for a cuppa one time in town.

Can't put my e-mail address on here, but no doubt you will soon complete enough messages to qualify to send PMs. I shall look forward to that, but, meanwhile, tell Roy to take care, and start humming "We are the Newhall boys..."!

Will do when I speak with him, chat soon.

My dad Roy Jow has mentioned the Longley's Pat was one I think?

My dad Roy Jow has mentioned the Longley's Pat was one I think?

there is pat, terry. rita, pete, jackie longley they lived at 14 newhall road and remember the jows:)

I lived around the corner of newall rd i was born in don place in 1953
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Would that be bottom end of newhall rd, there was a pub call brickmakers
arms i think thats what they called it and a pub on corner. :help:

yes it was the brickmakers pub alfred road corner on to newhall road. at the traffic lights was the junction pub where newhall road crossed brightside lane

yes it was the brickmakers pub alfred road corner on to newhall road. at the traffic lights was the junction pub where newhall road crossed brightside lane
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hi ya, what did they call that pub on the corner.

from traffic lights, at the lights Junction hotel, next up was Bricklayers arms
next corner the Vine, next one the forge. these four pubs on newhall road between brightside lane and the river don bridge.there was others over the other side of the bridge towards top of newhall road
going back to brickmakers on the opposite side a corner shop newhall road /alfred road ben goodwin was shopkeeper ,still on alfred road but saville street end the midland hotel was built around 1960 corner of woodbine road

from traffic lights, at the lights Junction hotel, next up was Bricklayers arms
next corner the Vine, next one the forge. these four pubs on newhall road between brightside lane and the river don bridge.there was others over the other side of the bridge towards top of newhall road
going back to brickmakers on the opposite side a corner shop newhall road /alfred road ben goodwin was shopkeeper ,still on alfred road but saville street end the midland hotel was built around 1960 corner of woodbine road
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HI alemap, i think i went in forge once but i did other you mentioned,
bricklaters arms was great beer,
me and mate came from grimesthorpe and we would have a pub crawl
midlands wern't a bad pub to, not sure what its used for now its close. :huh:

Newhall Road had a bus stop at the Attercliffe end and all the kids from Hunstman Gardens School (as well as some other schools I think ?) had to go to either Hadfield House Lane or Hartley Brook Schools for secondary education - and we had to 'bus it'. School uniforms, bus passes - remember coming home with a 'domestic science' effort - some sort of stew thing in a china bowl - well of course with the great drivers and bus suspension I arrived home with half the effort down my dress!

Does anyone remember my mums family, the Whiteleys?

my husband used to get on the bus at the bottom of newhall road to go to hartley brook possibly near to the longley's front door

I also caught the bus to hartley brook there but just opposite the forge pub thats a long time ago lol

Hi toprace my sister knows roy she also went to school with carol and pat longley its a small world lol

my husband used to get on the bus at the bottom of newhall road to go to hartley brook possibly near to the longley's front door
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hi, would that be no 5 bus under the bridge going towards carlisle st
then going on upwell st to southly green. :confused::confused:

no the no5 went to northern general(city general) it was the no1 turned down brightside lane onto upwell st up to page hall then firth park up stuubbin lane round to lane top down to essoldo bus terminus.then walked to hartley brook school

yep I used to get no 1 top of newhall rd then down brightside lane pick up all hartley brook kids . my mate bob batersby got on there but we went to hatfield.

The name Battersby rings a bell - which years was this and what classes were you in - I left in 1962 and my last form class was Mr. Bradbury. There used to be an Art teacher (I think it was Art) but anyway she had long black hair and used to practice singing 'Blue Moon' in a Jazz sort of way at lunch time. There was also a craft teacher who was something like Hungarian and I was useless - he used to look at my work and say 'Oh my dear girl' and shake his head - he had good reason still messy and cannot cut a straight line

there was a carl and david batersby live just off don rd

we left in 69 70 but bob batersby had some older brothers who were at hatfield think Ian was one name .we were in same classes as malc sockett.kenny ball. alec and eric wraith.kevin prior.mick o'niel [blub].gordon tayler [tinker]. ? pashley. geoff edwards.have to get mind in gear for any more. also terry parker spoted his name in another thread.

no the no5 went to northern general(city general) it was the no1 turned down brightside lane onto upwell st up to page hall then firth park up stuubbin lane round to lane top down to essoldo bus terminus.then walked to hartley brook school
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Alemap, my sister just told me that no5 bus started from attercliffe rd
and stright down newhall rd under the bridge and up crown hill.
pass grimesthorpe club to firvale and up barnsley rd pass northern genaral
hospital and upto southey green and back, it was a circular bus. :thumbsup::thumbsup::clap:

we left in 69 70 but bob batersby had some older brothers who were at hatfield think Ian was one name .we were in same classes as malc sockett.kenny ball. alec and eric wraith.kevin prior.mick o'niel [blub].gordon tayler [tinker]. ? pashley. geoff edwards.have to get mind in gear for any more. also terry parker spoted his name in another thread.

Did you know the Glasby`s on Newhall Road??

Hi Trace, Give my best wishes to Roy. We were in the same class at Newhall, and for a time I lived on Newhall Road before switching to Paget Street. I met Roy a few years ago at a class reunion, and it was our first meeting for many, many years. I don't think Roy came to the last reunion. It is now some time since we all got together, and, sadly, I doubt if it will happen again. Is Roy on Facebook? Send me a PM. K
Hi Tracie can your dad remember someone from Paget street called spot wilson ? He is my dad.

Hi Sadiebabe, not been on here for a while but just found your post. I knew John from being very young, then as you say you moved to Sicey Ave ( am I right when I say number 81). We moved up to Shiregreen in about 1960. My name is Keith N. Will you give John my best regards when you next speak to him. Thanks Keith.