Local contributors reflect on the rich history within the city. Produced in association with Off The Shelf: Festival of Words, experts explore Sheffield Cathedral, Sheffield Castle, local dialects and place names amongst others.
Now then – Sheffield dialect is alive and well. David Battye looks at how it’s used today.
Lloyd Powell illuminates the history of Sheffield Castle, its destruction and restoration, the Civil War siege of 1644 and the imprisonment of Mary Queen of Scots.
Local historian Ray Battye sheds light on some wonderful Sheffield names that provide us with a link to the past and how we used to speak.
The fascinating stories of three women who helped shape Sheffield through their craft, politics and literature. With Ann Beedham.
JP Bean tells the story of the animal lover, burglar, musician, womaniser and ruthless killer hanged in 1879 for the infamous Banner Cross Murder.
Sheffield cathedral tells the story of the city, from Saxon settlement to the present day. Heritage Learning Officer Janet Ridler introduces you to some of the main characters, including the Earl of Shrewsbury, John Bright and John Wesley.