The Story of Sheffield

Table of content

• Chapter: I. The Early Men who held the Moorlands
• Chapter: II. Frontier lines of Britons and Romans
• Chapter: III. The Story of Waltheof of Hallam
• Chapter: IV. Sheffield under Norman Lords
• Chapter: V. Sheffield the Home of the Talbots
• Chapter: VI. A Visitor to Sheffield Manor
• Chapter: VII. Sheffield's Historical Prisoner
• Chapter: VIII. When War came to Sheffield
• Chapter: IX. The Rotherham Man who ruled England
• Chapter: X. The Woodland Hero of Hallamshire
• Chapter: XI. Sheffield as a Woodland Centre
• Chapter: XII. Early Growth of the Cutlery Trade
• Chapter: XIII. Cutlery since the Company was formed
• Chapter: XIV. The Expansion of Sheffield Trades
• Chapter: XV. Trade Outrages and Trade Unionism
• Chapter: XVI. Sheffield as the Metropolis of Steel
• Chapter: XVII. The Writers of Sheffield History
• Chapter: XVIII. Poetry, Music, and Art in Sheffield
• Chapter: XIX. Politicians of an Earlier Day
• Chapter: XX. Sheffield Freemen and Benefactors
• Chapter: XXI. The Story of Religion in Sheffield
• Chapter: XXII. The past Government of Sheffield
• Chapter: XXIII. The use of the Roads - Past and Present
• Chapter: XXIV. What the Town Hall Signifies
• Chapter: XXV. Some Things that Councillors do
• Chapter: XXVI. Parks, Museums, Pictures, Libraries
• Chapter: XXVII. How the Waters come down to the City
• Chapter: XXVIII. The Story of Education in Sheffield
• Chapter: XXIX. A Glance at Sheffield as it was and is
• Chapter: Appendix. Important Dates in Sheffield History