The S3 district lies within the City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The district contains 101 listed buildings that are recorded in the National Heritage List for England. Of these, seven are listed at Grade II*, the middle grade, and the others are at Grade II, the lowest grade. The district is lies north and west of central Sheffield, and includes the areas of Broomhall, Burngreave, Kelham Island, Neepsend, Netherthorpe, and the markets area of Sheffield City Centre.
For neighbouring areas, see listed buildings in Sheffield City Centre, listed buildings in S4, listed buildings in S5, listed buildings in S6 and listed buildings in S10.
Key
Grade | Criteria[1] |
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II* | Particularly important buildings of more than special interest |
II | Buildings of national importance and special interest |
Buildings
Name and location | Street | Photograph | Date | Notes | Grade |
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Lady's Bridge 53.38555°N 1.46427°W | Lady's Bridge | 1485 | II | ||
Farfield Inn 53.39588°N 1.48595°W | Neepsend Lane | 1753 | II | ||
John Watts Cutlery Works 53.38594°N 1.47179°W | Lambert Street | Late 18th century | II | ||
117 and 119 West Bar 53.38577°N 1.47093°W | West Bar | 1794 | II | ||
Kelham Weir 53.39027°N 1.47519°W | N/A | About 1800 | II | ||
Old Town Hall 53.38449°N 1.46468°W | Waingate | 1808 | Designed by Charles Watson | II | |
5 Conway Street 53.37864°N 1.48339°W | Conway Street | About 1820 | II | ||
100 & 102 Gell Street 53.37843°N 1.48341°W | Gell Street | About 1820 | II | ||
15 Regent Terrace 53.38054°N 1.48149°W | Regent Terrace | About 1820 | II | ||
Cornish Place East Range 53.39031°N 1.47647°W | Cornish Street | 1822 | II* | ||
Cornish Place West Range 53.39063°N 1.47713°W | Cornish Street | 1822 | II* | ||
Ebenezer Chapel 53.38843°N 1.47392°W | South Parade | 1823 | II | ||
Christ Church Vicarage 53.39756°N 1.46793°W | Pitsmoor Road | Early 19th century | II | ||
Globe Works 53.38984°N 1.47799°W | Penistone Road | 1825 | Designed by Henry and William Ibbotson | II* | |
Kashmir House 53.39730°N 1.46840°W | Pitsmoor Road | About 1825 | II | ||
The Milestone 53.38968°N 1.47654°W | Green Lane | Early 19th century | II | ||
259 Pitsmoor Road 53.39773°N 1.46769°W | Pitsmoor Road | Early 19th century | II | ||
249 and 251 Pitsmoor Road 53.39702°N 1.46893°W | Pitsmoor Road | About 1825 | II | ||
Toll House 53.40032°N 1.46531°W | Burngreave Road | Early 19th century | II | ||
Methodist Chapel and Littlewood Memorial Hall 53.38557°N 1.47370°W | Scotland Street | 1828 | II | ||
36 & 38 Victoria Street 53.38064°N 1.48225°W | Victoria Street | About 1830 | II | ||
105–125 Devonshire Street 53.37937°N 1.47675°W | Devonshire Street | About 1840 | II | ||
34 Gell Street 53.38092°N 1.48323°W | Gell Street | About 1840 | II | ||
94 Gell Street 53.37889°N 1.48321°W | Gell Street | About 1840 | II | ||
Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace and Workshops 53.38541°N 1.48039°W | Well Meadow Street | About 1840 | II* | ||
Aizlewood's Mill 53.38847°N 1.46586°W | Nursery Street | 1847 | Designed by William Flockton | II | |
Boundary Marker near Bridgehouses Tunnel 53.38965°N 1.46401°W | N/A | About 1847 | II | ||
Bridgehouses Tunnel West Portal 53.38958°N 1.46373°W | N/A | 1847 | Designed by Frederick Swanwick | II | |
Bardwell Road Railway Bridge 53.39519°N 1.47829°W | Bardwell Road | About 1848 | Designed by John Fowler | II | |
New Testament Church of God 53.38802°N 1.46576°W | Nursery Street | 1848 | Designed by William Flockton | II | |
Wicker Arches 53.38830°N 1.46102°W | Wicker | 1848 | Designed by John Fowler | II* | |
Brooklyn Works 53.38996°N 1.47553°W | Green Lane | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Christ Church, Pitsmoor 53.39680°N 1.46738°W | Pitsmoor Road | 1850 | Designed by Flockton and Son | II | |
Cornish Works 53.39005°N 1.47763°W | Cornish Street | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Don Cutlery Works 53.38744°N 1.47682°W | Doncaster Street | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Fat Cat 53.38857°N 1.47178°W | Alma Street | Mid 19th century | II | ||
2 & 3 Hanover Square 53.37579°N 1.48251°W | Hanover Square | About 1850 | II | ||
4 & 5 Hanover Square 53.37561°N 1.48232°W | Hanover Square | About 1850 | II | ||
6 & 7 Hanover Square 53.37545°N 1.48208°W | Hanover Square | About 1850 | II | ||
8 & 9 Hanover Square 53.37527°N 1.48187°W | Hanover Square | About 1850 | II | ||
10–16 Hanover Square 53.37523°N 1.48255°W | Hanover Square | About 1850 | II | ||
Kutrite Works 53.38668°N 1.47432°W | Snow Lane | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Old Police Station 53.38463°N 1.46510°W | Castle Green | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Sandbed Weir 53.39771°N 1.48677°W | N/A | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Taylor's Ceylon Works 53.37651°N 1.47849°W | Thomas Street | About 1850 | II | ||
80 & 82 Upper Hanover Street 53.37895°N 1.48446°W | Upper Hanover Street | About 1850 | II | ||
40 Victoria Street 53.38037°N 1.48235°W | Victoria Street | About 1850 | II | ||
Wharncliffe Works 53.38987°N 1.47712°W | Green Lane | Mid 19th century | II | ||
Taylor's Eye Witness Works 53.37614°N 1.47849°W | Milton Street | 1852 | II | ||
Sadacca 53.38654°N 1.46244°W | Wicker | 1853 | II | ||
Rutland Road Bridge 53.39255°N 1.47807°W | Rutland Road | 1854 | II | ||
60 Malinda Street 53.38817°N 1.47875°W | Malinda Street | About 1855 | II | ||
30 Mowbray Street 53.39102°N 1.47282°W | Mowbray Street | 1850s | II | ||
Ball Street Bridge 53.39036°N 1.47581°W | Ball Street | About 1856 | II | ||
Borough Bridge 53.38898°N 1.46837°W | Corporation Street | 1856 | II | ||
St Andrew 53.37874°N 1.48458°W | Upper Hanover Street | 1856 | Designed by Flockton & Son | II | |
St Stephen 53.38606°N 1.48559°W | Fawcett Street | 1857 | Designed by Flockton and Sons | II | |
Beehive Works 53.37569°N 1.47935°W | Milton Street | About 1860 | II* | ||
Burngreave Cemetery North East Lodge 53.40111°N 1.45671°W | Melrose Road | About 1860 | II | ||
Green Lane Works Gateway 53.38941°N 1.47483°W | Green Lane | 1860 | Designed by Alfred Stevens | II* | |
Kelham Island Museum Russell Works 53.38964°N 1.47312°W | Kelham Island | About 1860 | II | ||
Kingston Works 53.38836°N 1.47958°W | Malinda Street | About 1860 | II | ||
54 Well Meadow Street and Crucible Furnace 53.38573°N 1.48057°W | Well Meadow Street | About 1860 | II | ||
Burngreave Cemetery Chapels 53.39760°N 1.46148°W | Melrose Road | 1861 | Designed by Flockton and Lee | II | |
Burngreave Cemetery Lodges, Railing and Gate Piers 53.39689°N 1.46148°W | Melrose Road | 1861 | Designed by Flockton and Lee | II | |
Seventh Day Adventist Church 53.39321°N 1.46382°W | Andover Street | 1862 | Designed by William Hill | II | |
Burngreave Vestry Offices 53.39331°N 1.45845°W | Burngreave Road | 1864 | II | ||
94, 96 and 100 Milton Street 53.37544°N 1.47963°W | Milton Street | 1860s | II | ||
Bath Hotel 53.37919°N 1.48226°W | Victoria Street | About 1868 | II | ||
William Brothers Crucible Furnace 53.38888°N 1.47464°W | Green Lane | 1868 | II | ||
St Silas 53.37570°N 1.48305°W | Broomhall Street | 1869 | Designed by John Brightmore Mitchell-Withers | II | |
Spital Hill Works 53.38977°N 1.46028°W | Spital Hill | About 1870 | II | ||
Netherthorpe Junior School 53.38617°N 1.48121°W | Netherthorpe Street | 1873 | Designed by Innocent and Brown | II | |
Doncaster Street Cementation Furnace 53.38733°N 1.47751°W | Doncaster Street | Late 19th century | Also a Scheduled Ancient Monument | II | |
Pye Bank School and Caretakers House 53.39404°N 1.46778°W | Andover Street | 1875 | Designed by Innocent and Brown | II | |
Sewer Gas Lamp 53.38005°N 1.47850°W | Broomhall Street | Late 19th century | At junction with Westhill Lane | II | |
Sewer Gas Lamp 53.38126°N 1.48217°W | Leavy Greave Road | Late 19th century | At junction with Victoria Street | II | |
Springfield School 53.37817°N 1.48098°W |
Cavendish Street | 1875 | Designed by Innocent & Brown | II | |
Springfield School Wall and Railing 53.37802°N 1.48038°W | Cavendish Street | 1875 | Designed by Innocent & Brown | II | |
Springfield School Caretaker's House 53.37801°N 1.48101°W | Cavendish Street | About 1877 | Designed by Innocent & Brown | II | |
Jessop Hospital for Women 53.38131°N 1.48249°W | Leavygreave Road | 1878 | Designed by John Dodsley Webster | II | |
Bartolome House Central Block 53.38420°N 1.48877°W | Winter Street | 1882 | Designed by S. L. Swann | II | |
Bartolome House Lodge and Walls 53.38374°N 1.48925°W | Winter Street | 1882 | Designed by S. L. Swann | II | |
Bartolome House North West Range 53.38396°N 1.48952°W | Winter Street | 1882 | Designed by S. L. Swann | II | |
Bartolome House South East Range 53.38377°N 1.48895°W | Winter Street | 1882 | Designed by S. L. Swann | II | |
Church of the Nazarene 53.38078°N 1.48239°W | Victoria Street | About 1885 | II | ||
Hillfoot Bridge 53.39554°N 1.48662°W | Neepsend Lane | 1885 | II | ||
Wharncliffe Fireclay Works 53.37957°N 1.47852°W | Broomhall Street | 1888 | II | ||
122 Wicker 53.38786°N 1.46107°W | Wicker | 1894 | II | ||
85–93 Wicker 53.38799°N 1.46206°W | Wicker | About 1895 | II | ||
Fire and Police Museum 53.38548°N 1.47097°W | West Bar | 1900 | Designed by John Norton | II | |
Royal Exchange Buildings and Castle House 53.38578°N 1.46383°W | Lady's Bridge | 1900 | Designed by John Henry Bryars | II | |
Royal Victoria Buildings 53.38582°N 1.46420°W | Lady's Bridge | 1900 | Designed by John Henry Bryars | II | |
Burngreave Cemetery War Memorial 53.40021°N 1.45692°W | Melrose Road | About 1920 | Designed by Reginald Blomfield | II | |
Burngreave Cemetery War Memorial Cross 53.40019°N 1.45693°W | Melrose Road | About 1920 | Designed by Reginald Blomfield | II | |
Insignia Works 53.39266°N 1.47883°W | Rutland Road | 1920 | Designed by William John Hale | II | |
St Stephen's Church War Memorial 53.38621°N 1.48581°W | Fawcett Street | 1920 | II | ||
Club Mill Road Crucible Steel Furnace 53.40175°N 1.48598°W | Club Mill Road | Early 20th century | II | ||
K6 telephone box 53.38351°N 1.48862°W | Winter Street | Designed 1935 | II | ||
Castle House 53.38399°N 1.46526°W | Angel Street | 1964 | Designed by George S. Hay | II | |
Moore Street electricity substation 53.37472°N 1.47858°W | Moore Street | 1968 | Designed by Jefferson, Sheard and Partners | II |
References
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