Low Bradfield Village Marker Stone
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Low Bradfield Village Marker Stone
Image: © Terry Robinson Taken: 10 Aug 2008
This stone, placed in August 2008, complements that outside High Bradfield. The inscription reads "The lives that were taken are not forgotten, 1864" which refers to The Great Sheffield Flood of that year. Low Bradfield was the first village in the path of the waters which roared down the Loxley Valley following the bursting of the Dale Dike Reservoir Embankment, claiming many lives. Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.419996
Longitude
-1.601822