Hail ! hail ! thou grand old sycamore ! Thou dear old favourite tree! The village would thy fate deplore, If harm should happen thee. I`m pleased to see thee looking well ; Thou blooms as fresh as ever; … Read More
CAN YOU REMEMBER THE DAY WHEN YOU HEARD ABOUT THE WAR BREAKING OUT? Grandma: “Yes, I know where I was. I was stood on the wall at Dymchurch in Kent. Everyone was thinking, “Gas masks! Gas masks!” You know. That’s … Read More
Bert Spooner was born at 9 Harewood Road, Sheffield in 1945 before moving to 61 High Street, Mosborough. In 1946 his family moved to 3 Elm Crescent before eventually moving on to settle at 6 Ash st Mosborough in 1947. … Read More
The group meet at St Mark’s church on the first Wednesday of each month, 1 pm to 3 pm. Admission is £3 and includes refreshments. Everyone welcome so come along and join us!
How Lottery funding will help our group Mosborough History Meeting Group are please to announce that we are now being funded by the National Lottery. This funding will allow us to expand our group, bring in new equipment and widen … Read More
Have you ever heard of the Belfry Bells secret wall writings? Chances are you haven’t, and if you want to see them in real life, you can’t. That is unless you have the vicar’s discretion at St Mark’s Church, and … Read More
A nicer chap it’s hard to find, Usually on the bus Sheffield bound he doesn’t mind, All aboard the Stagecoach line, 50, 53 dependent on’t time, He’d travel to town to have his lunch, Returning from pond street pleased as … Read More
The Mosborough War Memorial is a Celtic cross on plinth, in the grounds of St. Marks church, Mosborough. It is free-standing and on the original site within the churchyard. Inscriptions are raised lettering and show loses from First World War … Read More