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Royal Victoria Station Hotel, Sheffield

Royal Victoria Station Hotel, Sheffield

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L1149. Exterior view of the Royal Victoria Hotel in Sheffield, Yorkshire. The photograph, taken c1894, was taken close to the junction with Victoria Station Road and Maltravers Street. The low wall in the foreground displaying adverting posters (Whitbread, Bovril, Pears, etc.) is the boundary for the Smithfield Market. Shown in the station forecourt are two horse drawn carriages. A single, unidentified man stands in front of the hotel.
Publisher
ContributorLeicestershire County Council
Creatorpersonalname - Newton, S. W. A.
Datecreation - Circa 1894
TypePhotographic prints - Black & White
Photographs - 
Formatdimension.H - 118mm
dimension.W - 161mm
IdentifierNewton - A 6/11
SourceS. W. A. Newton Collection - Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland
LanguageEN
Relationpart of - S. W. A. Newton Collection
copy of - glass plate negative
CoverageLocation.Creation Site - Sheffield Victoria Station, Sheffield
period - circa 1894
Location.Current Repository - Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland
RightsLeicestershire County Council
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