“ADVENTURE IS WORTHWHILE.” – AESOP
BNA Sheffield Daily Telegraph – Saturday 14 November 1896 INQUEST AT MOSBOROUGH Yesterday Mr C G Busby, Coroner for the district held an inquiry at the Alma Inn, Mosborough touching the death of Brewin Grant, coal filler 22 who … Read More
A scene at one of the tea-tables. In the picture are (left to right): Rev. M. Holmes (Vicar), Vincent Fisher, Miss Wells, Mr. G. J. Holroyd, Canon W. B. Hewson (Eckington), Mrs. Rotherham Cecil (Dronfield), who opened the fete, and … Read More
“INSIDE OF ME” There is a left side, a right side, A front and a back, A top, a bottom and an outside too, But where o’ where is the inside of me. Deep it lies ‘neath all … Read More
‘CHATSWORTH’ Chatsworth, home of Lords and Ladies, Peaceful haven from an outside fades. The house stands alone, majestic and royal, Built on foundations of sweat and toil. All around, sights and sounds are kind, Looking and listening will rest … Read More
“THE MOSS” We travel far and wide across the countryside, Strolling thro’ historic villages and quiet country parks. Wander by rivers fast flowing and wide And yet I will say – the river Moss is my pride. It … Read More
Mosborough’s elevated location, at around 100m. above mean sea level means that the village was well suited for the establishment of windmills. At the Domesday survey, there was no mill in Mosborough, so local farmers were obliged to take their … Read More
Dane Balk, Mosborough by John Rotherham February 2021 Dane Balk[1] is a site of relatively obscure historical/archaeological interest lying towards the south of Mosborough, straddling the Rotherham Road, between Eckington and Halfway. It was first recorded in a Nineteenth-Century … Read More