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Audio tour Working Men of Wardsend

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  1. Audio tour Summary
  2. Audio tour Summary

    Welcome to the Working Men of Wardsend audio trail. Nestled on a wooded hillside, with the River Don flowing below, is a unique Victorian Cemetery, the final resting place of nearly 30,000 people from Sheffield and the surrounding district.

    This trail will take you on a journey through the Cemetery discovering stories from some of those buried here. 

    Please note that the Cemetery boasts a delicate balance between heritage and nature. The 'wild' nature of the site supports a lot of biodiversity and nature recovery. The Friends of Wardsend Cemetery clear vegetation where they feel necessary and where capacity allows.

    This means the ground is uneven and overgrown in many areas, so please stick to the main paths and wear sturdy footwear and cover legs to avoid any injury. Unfortunately, this also means that the trail is not suitable for those with mobility difficulties. We hope to find a solution to accessibility in the near future. 

    Acknowledgements

    The Friends of Wardsend Cemetery would like to thank Frankie Keane for researching and creating this trail.

  3. 1 Start
  4. 2 Private Ernest Hides
  5. 3 William Wales
  6. 4 Ben Shirtcliffe
  7. 5 Walter Bray
  8. 6 John William Husband
  9. 7 George Beaumont
  10. 8 Joshua Spooner Furness
  11. 9 John Worthington
  12. 10 Joseph Askham
  13. 11 Frederick and Jemima Brinnen
  14. 12 Thomas Allsop
  15. 13 Thank you for visiting Wardsend
  1. Audio tour Summary

    Welcome to the Working Men of Wardsend audio trail. Nestled on a wooded hillside, with the River Don flowing below, is a unique Victorian Cemetery, the final resting place of nearly 30,000 people from Sheffield and the surrounding district.

    This trail will take you on a journey through the Cemetery discovering stories from some of those buried here. 

    Please note that the Cemetery boasts a delicate balance between heritage and nature. The 'wild' nature of the site supports a lot of biodiversity and nature recovery. The Friends of Wardsend Cemetery clear vegetation where they feel necessary and where capacity allows.

    This means the ground is uneven and overgrown in many areas, so please stick to the main paths and wear sturdy footwear and cover legs to avoid any injury. Unfortunately, this also means that the trail is not suitable for those with mobility difficulties. We hope to find a solution to accessibility in the near future. 

    Acknowledgements

    The Friends of Wardsend Cemetery would like to thank Frankie Keane for researching and creating this trail.

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