![Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: the village of Hillsborough after the flood, 1864. Aftermath of a burst reservoir, caused by inadequate building materials. Over a hundred people were killed. Engraving showing '...what now remains of Hillsborough. One arch of the principal bridge, and almost the whole structure of another bridge, seem to have been swept away. The view is taken from the west side, approaching Hillsborough from Malin Bridge, which is higher up the stream. The space shown in the foreground is now a mere waste of sand bestrewn with large stones'. From "Illustrated Lon Stock Photo](https://l450v.alamy.com/450v/2x21tmj/illustrations-of-the-flood-at-sheffield-the-village-of-hillsborough-after-the-flood-1864-aftermath-of-a-burst-reservoir-caused-by-inadequate-building-materials-over-a-hundred-people-were-killed-engraving-showing-what-now-remains-of-hillsborough-one-arch-of-the-principal-bridge-and-almost-the-whole-structure-of-another-bridge-seem-to-have-been-swept-away-the-view-is-taken-from-the-west-side-approaching-hillsborough-from-malin-bridge-which-is-higher-up-the-stream-the-space-shown-in-the-foreground-is-now-a-mere-waste-of-sand-bestrewn-with-large-stones-from-quotillustrated-lon-2x21tmj.jpg "Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: the village of Hillsborough after the flood, 1864. Aftermath of a burst reservoir, caused by inadequate building materials. Over a hundred people were killed. Engraving showing '...what now remains of Hillsborough. One arch of the principal bridge, and almost the whole structure of another bridge, seem to have been swept away. The view is taken from the west side, approaching Hillsborough from Malin Bridge, which is higher up the stream. The space shown in the foreground is now a mere waste of sand bestrewn with large stones'. From "Illustrated Lon Stock Photo")
RM2X21TMJ–Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: the village of Hillsborough after the flood, 1864. Aftermath of a burst reservoir, caused by inadequate building materials. Over a hundred people were killed. Engraving showing '...what now remains of Hillsborough. One arch of the principal bridge, and almost the whole structure of another bridge, seem to have been swept away. The view is taken from the west side, approaching Hillsborough from Malin Bridge, which is higher up the stream. The space shown in the foreground is now a mere waste of sand bestrewn with large stones'. From "Illustrated Lon
RM2AJKW66–An engraving showing a south-west view of old Scarborough (Yorkshire UK) with its castle, spa and other buildings as they were in 1735
RMR5DH34–Wells Cathedral showing the twin square towers flanking the west end, with angle buttresses decorated with statues of saints in niches, the square tower over the transepts behind it. A figure approaching along a path from an archway under a gallery leading from the left to the octagonal chapter house on the south east corner and four figures, including a cleric, walking towards the building. To the Right Reverend RICHARD BEADON D.D. LORD BISHOP OF BATH and WELLS; this NORTH WEST VIEW of the : CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF WELLS is by Permission most humbly Dedicated by his Lordship's obliged and devoted