Listed buildings in Sheffield S9

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The S9 district lies within in the City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The district contains 52 listed buildings that are recorded in the National Heritage List for England. Of these, 3 are listed at Grade II*, the middle grade, and the others are at Grade II, the lowest grade. The district is in the north east of the city of Sheffield, and covers the areas of Attercliffe, Brightside, Carbrook, Darnall, Meadowhall, Tinsley and Wincobank.

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Grade	Criteria^[1]
II*	Particularly important buildings of more than special interest
II	Buildings of national importance and special interest

Buildings

Name and location	Street	Date	Notes	Grade
Carbrook Hall 53°24′20″N1°25′00″W / 53.40550°N 1.41660°W / 53.40550; -1.41660 (CARBROOK HALL PUBLIC HOUSE)	Attercliffe Common	About 1620		II*
Attercliffe Chapel 53°23′57″N1°25′38″W / 53.39921°N 1.42709°W / 53.39921; -1.42709 (ATTERCLIFFE CHAPEL)	Attercliffe Common	1629		II
Benjamin Huntsman Tomb 53°23′57″N1°25′36″W / 53.39904°N 1.42673°W / 53.39904; -1.42673	Attercliffe Common	1760	In Attercliffe Chapel Cemetery	II
The Britannia 53°23′42″N1°25′46″W / 53.39509°N 1.42958°W / 53.39509; -1.42958 (THE BRITANNIA PUBLIC HOUSE)	Worksop Road	1772		II
5 Birch Road 53°23′31″N1°26′22″W / 53.39186°N 1.43940°W / 53.39186; -1.43940 (5, BIRCH ROAD)	Birch Road	About 1805		II
Bacon Lane Bridge 53°23′21″N1°26′23″W / 53.38925°N 1.43973°W / 53.38925; -1.43973	Bacon Lane	1819		II
Darnall Canal Aqueduct 53°23′37″N1°25′30″W / 53.39353°N 1.42509°W / 53.39353; -1.42509	Worksop Road	1819	Designed by William Chapman	II
Attercliffe National School 53°23′44″N1°25′50″W / 53.39546°N 1.43055°W / 53.39546; -1.43055	Attercliffe Road	1824		II
Sandersons Weir 53°23′45″N1°26′29″W / 53.39574°N 1.44150°W / 53.39574; -1.44150 (SANDERSONS WEIR ON RIVER DON)	East Coast Road	1825		II
G. S. Dilley and Sons Warehouse 53°23′16″N1°26′41″W / 53.38765°N 1.44476°W / 53.38765; -1.44476	Effingham Road	Mid 19th century		II
High Hazels House 53°23′10″N1°24′02″W / 53.38609°N 1.40047°W / 53.38609; -1.40047	Infield Lane	Mid 19th century		II
Baltic Works 53°23′25″N1°26′19″W / 53.39023°N 1.43868°W / 53.39023; -1.43868 (BALTIC WORKS)	Effingham Road	1854		II
Darnall Works South East Crucible Steel Shops 53°23′27″N1°25′21″W / 53.39091°N 1.42261°W / 53.39091; -1.42261	Darnall Road	1871		II*
Darnall Works Crucible Steel Shops 53°23′27″N1°25′23″W / 53.39081°N 1.42298°W / 53.39081; -1.42298	Darnall Road	1872		II*
Darnall Works Lodge, Weighbridge Cabin and Walls 53°23′32″N1°25′16″W / 53.39229°N 1.42121°W / 53.39229; -1.42121	Darnall Road	1872		II
Darnall Works Offices 53°23′31″N1°25′18″W / 53.39208°N 1.42168°W / 53.39208; -1.42168	Darnall Road	1872		II
Carbrook School Workshops Wall 53°24′06″N1°25′18″W / 53.40167°N 1.42163°W / 53.40167; -1.42163	Attercliffe Common	1874	Designed by Innocent and Brown	II
Darnall School Front Range and Wall 53°23′25″N1°25′05″W / 53.39025°N 1.41796°W / 53.39025; -1.41796	Darnall Road	1874	Designed by Innocent and Brown	II
Tinsley Tram Depot 53°24′28″N1°24′47″W / 53.40791°N 1.41294°W / 53.40791; -1.41294	Sheffield Road	1874		II
Crucible Steel Works 53°23′24″N1°26′25″W / 53.38989°N 1.44022°W / 53.38989; -1.44022	Stoke Street	Late 19th century		II
Sewer Gas Lamp 53°24′52″N1°25′27″W / 53.41449°N 1.42412°W / 53.41449; -1.42412	Jenkin Road	Late 19th century	At junction with Tipton Lane	II
St Thomas 53°25′16″N1°25′07″W / 53.42122°N 1.41873°W / 53.42122; -1.41873 (CHURCH OF ST THOMAS)	Newman Road	1876	Designed by Flockton & Abbot	II
St Thomas Walls and Gates 53°25′16″N1°25′07″W / 53.42108°N 1.41863°W / 53.42108; -1.41863	Newman Road	1876	Designed by Flockton & Abbot	II
Carbrook School Workshops 53°24′06″N1°25′17″W / 53.40161°N 1.42134°W / 53.40161; -1.42134 (CARBROOK SCHOOL WORKSHOPS)	Attercliffe Common	1877	Designed by Innocent and Brown	II
St Lawrence 53°24′40″N1°23′36″W / 53.41111°N 1.39325°W / 53.41111; -1.39325 (CHURCH OF ST LAWRENCE)	St Lawrence Road	1879	Designed by G. E. Street	II
St Lawrence Lych Gate and Walls 53°24′39″N1°23′36″W / 53.41091°N 1.39337°W / 53.41091; -1.39337	St Lawrence Road	1877	Designed by G. E. Street	II
Brightside School 53°24′41″N1°25′16″W / 53.41148°N 1.42100°W / 53.41148; -1.42100	Jenkin Road	1880	Designed by E. R. Robson	II
Brightside School House 53°24′42″N1°25′15″W / 53.41179°N 1.42084°W / 53.41179; -1.42084	Jenkin Road	1880	Designed by E. R. Robson	II
Brightside School Railing, Wall and Gates 53°24′42″N1°25′14″W / 53.41175°N 1.42048°W / 53.41175; -1.42048	Jenkin Road	1880	Designed by E. R. Robson	II
Tinsley Park Cemetery Chapels 53°23′36″N1°24′27″W / 53.39329°N 1.40748°W / 53.39329; -1.40748	Barleywood Road	1880	Designed by Holmes and Johnson	II
Tinsley Park Cemetery Lodge, Gateway and Wall 53°23′36″N1°24′31″W / 53.39320°N 1.40851°W / 53.39320; -1.40851	Barleywood Road	1880	Designed by Holmes and Johnson	II
Huntsman & Co Crucible Steel Melting Shop 53°23′49″N1°25′14″W / 53.39689°N 1.42055°W / 53.39689; -1.42055	Coleridge Road	About 1890		II
Darnall School Middle Range and Wall 53°23′24″N1°25′06″W / 53.39009°N 1.41827°W / 53.39009; -1.41827	Darnall Road	1892	Designed by C. J. Innocent	II
Darnall School Rear Range 53°23′23″N1°25′05″W / 53.38971°N 1.41815°W / 53.38971; -1.41815	Darnall Road	1892	Designed by C. J. Innocent	II
629 Attercliffe Road 53°23′36″N1°25′57″W / 53.39346°N 1.43245°W / 53.39346; -1.43245 (FORMER TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK)	Attercliffe Road	1899		II
580 Attercliffe Road 53°23′32″N1°26′04″W / 53.39223°N 1.43455°W / 53.39223; -1.43455 (YORKSHIRE BANK)	Attercliffe Road	About 1900		II
Royal Bank of Scotland 53°23′44″N1°25′50″W / 53.39546°N 1.43046°W / 53.39546; -1.43046 (ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND)	Attercliffe Road	1901		II
Coleridge Road School 53°23′51″N1°25′06″W / 53.39750°N 1.41831°W / 53.39750; -1.41831 (YOUTH CENTRE, FORMER BOARD SCHOOL)	Tinsley Park Road	1903	Designed by Holmes and Watson	II
Coleridge Road School Caretakers House and Wall 53°23′51″N1°25′08″W / 53.39740°N 1.41883°W / 53.39740; -1.41883	Tinsley Park Road	1903	Designed by Holmes and Watson	II
Coleridge Road School Wall and Gates 53°23′52″N1°25′07″W / 53.39765°N 1.41852°W / 53.39765; -1.41852	Tinsley Park Road	1903	Designed by Holmes and Watson	II
Kettlebridge School 53°23′18″N1°25′33″W / 53.38832°N 1.42593°W / 53.38832; -1.42593 (KETTLEBRIDGE NURSERY FIRST SCHOOL)	Ouseburn Road	1904	Designed by William John Hale	II
Kettlebridge School Caretakers House and Gates 53°23′19″N1°25′36″W / 53.38870°N 1.42667°W / 53.38870; -1.42667	Ouseburn Road	1904	Designed by William John Hale	II
The Ball 53°23′25″N1°25′02″W / 53.39030°N 1.41715°W / 53.39030; -1.41715 (THE BALL PUBLIC HOUSE)	Darnall Road	1904		II
Kettlebridge School Railing and Gates 53°23′17″N1°25′34″W / 53.38795°N 1.42604°W / 53.38795; -1.42604	Ouseburn Road	1904	Designed by William John Hale	II
762 and 764 Attercliffe Road 53°23′43″N1°25′49″W / 53.39520°N 1.43015°W / 53.39520; -1.43015 (762 AND 764, ATTERCLIFFE ROAD)	Attercliffe Road	1905		II
Vickers Building 53°24′24″N1°25′32″W / 53.40658°N 1.42562°W / 53.40658; -1.42562 (VICKERS BUILDING RIVER DON WORKS)	Brightside Lane	1906	Designed by A. F. Watson	II
Darnall Works Heat Treatment Workshop 53°23′35″N1°25′28″W / 53.39294°N 1.42439°W / 53.39294; -1.42439	Darnall Road	1913		II
Darnall Works Steel Working Shop 53°23′34″N1°25′25″W / 53.39277°N 1.42355°W / 53.39277; -1.42355	Darnall Road	1913		II
Adelphi Cinema 53°23′46″N1°25′48″W / 53.39608°N 1.43002°W / 53.39608; -1.43002 (FORMER ADELPHI CINEMA)	Vicarage Road	1920		II
Tinsley Park Cemetery War Memorial 53°23′37″N1°24′13″W / 53.39354°N 1.40353°W / 53.39354; -1.40353	Barleywood Road	1920	Designed by Reginald Blomfield	II
River Don Works Wall Facing Vickers Building 53°24′23″N1°25′32″W / 53.40626°N 1.42566°W / 53.40626; -1.42566	Brightside Lane	Early 20th century		II
St Margaret 53°24′49″N1°25′26″W / 53.41354°N 1.42396°W / 53.41354; -1.42396 (CHURCH OF ST MARGARET)	Jenkin Road	1934	Designed by Flockton & Son	II

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References

↑ Historic England

- A list of all the listed buildings within Sheffield City Council's boundary is available to download from this page.

Sources

Historic England. "Listed Buildings" . Retrieved 1 August 2022.

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v t e Listed buildings in Sheffield
Grade I	Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Works St Mary, Ecclesfield St Nicholas, Bradfield Sheffield Cathedral Town Hall
Grade II*	Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Housing Arts Tower and Library Beauchief Abbey Beauchief Hall Beehive Works Bishops' House Botanical Gardens Glasshouses Broom Hall Butchers Wheel City Hall Cornish Place Cutlers' Hall Darnall Works Ecclesfield Priory Endcliffe Hall Fair House Farmhouse General Cemetery Globe Works Green Lane Works Gateway Heritage House King Edward VII Upper School Leah's Yard Little Matlock Rolling Mill Loxley United Reformed Church Lyceum Theatre Manor Lodge Turret House Mappin Art Gallery The Mount Mount Pleasant Norton Hall Oakes Park Old Hall Farmhouse Old Queen's Head Onesacre Hall Paradise Square Park Hill Flats St James, Midhopestones St James, Norton St John, Ranmoor St Mary, Bramall Lane St Mary the Virgin, Beighton St Paul, Wordsworth Avenue Sharrow Mills Victoria Quays Terminal Warehouse War Memorial Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace Whitley Hall Hotel Wicker Arches
Lists	City Centre S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S17 S20 S35 Midhopestones Stocksbridge

Listed buildings in Sheffield S9

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