Harry1000

Which ones and where?

Every city has drainage pipes, thats nothing odd. What would be more interesting is if Sheffield has / had tunnels of the sort found in Nottingham. Everybody says there is but nobody can prove it!

Here we go again... Those who do believe the tunnels are there can't (or won't) prove it, whilst those who don't believe just pour scorn over any suggestion that there may be. We need proper pictures, evidence, not just hear say!

Yeah, the church was torn down because people were moving out of the city centre. Shame though, it looked like an imposing building, very gothic looking.

Now that would be interesting...

The area of the Peace Gardens was taken up by St. Pauls church and graveyard from (I think) the mid 1700s to its demolition in the 1930s. I wonder if they managed to remove all the bodies or are there still some under the Peace Gardens? Was the crypt totally filled in or is it still there, buried for ever more....?

Good photo!

Ellin street is a little far down the hill for my needs, but interesting anyway!

Why, what did happen?

Wow, so much to go on! I knew asking the forum was a good idea! Fascinating agout the TB screening.

Great, cheers everyone, keep it coming!

Send Mr Dreadfull an e-mail, he runs Steel City Ghost Tours and I'm sure would be able to help! http://www.steelcityghosttours.co.uk

Cheers, good pictures! What was that building with the clock tower?

I know this is going back a LONG way, but does anyone remember what was on the site of the old Townhall extension, commonly known as the Egg box, before it was built? I know that there is a hotel there now but what was in that space before the Egg box?

I would go back to a time when I could find out the truth about all the tunnels legend says are riddling through Sheffield. True or False, who knows?