Rivelin Hotel, Rivelin Valley, Sheffield
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Rivelin Hotel, Rivelin Valley, Sheffield
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 18 Feb 2018
Thought to have been established as a tavern from former farm buildings in 1862, this is one of several local pubs that maintains the tradition of singing South Yorkshire Christmas carols (i.e. non church-hymn book tunes and words). The pub's front entrance is seen here on Roscoe Bank (< road name), a 'C' road leading to the Stanwood area of Stannington, whilst on the right, Tofts Road descends to its junction with Rivelin Valley Road within a matter of minutes.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.385526
Longitude
-1.539448