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Old Anna Lane, SHEFFIELD, S36 7BW

Looking westward. The school playing fields are on both sides of the road.

Carved stone post by the B6462, in parish of PENISTONE (BARNSLEY District), Huddersfield Road, 100m North of Grammar School, opposite lamppost 5 and 'School' sign, backing onto wall on verge, on West side of road. Huddersfield triangle, erected by the Huddersfield & Penistone turnpike trust in the 18th century. Inscription reads:- : TO / HUDDERSFIELD / 12 / MILES : : (TO) / PENISTONE / ½ / MILE : Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1315077 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1315077 Milestone Society National ID: YS_HUPN12.

The tollroad from Huddersfield to Penistone leaves West Yorkshire just north of Ingbirchworth on the A629. It enters South Yorkshire and dips down into the town on the B6462, still called Huddersfield Road. This original tollroad stone 12 miles from Huddersfield is at the top of the hill above the Grammar School. Grade II listed 1315077.

The memorial stone on Huddersfield Road, B6462, is to Joseph son of William and Margaret ? late of BRYNMAWR. A connection to Penistone or the stone transported from Wales for some reason.

The pre-turnpike era milestone on Huddersfield Road, B6462, can just be seen in the wall almost opposite the second spot of sunshine. The eroded legends are LONDON/177/Miles/Huddersfield/12/Penistone/1½ (6044122). However the turnpike milestone a little further north (7226692) has the legends Huddersfield 12, Penistone ½ so the datum points in Penistone are different. The end stone is a memorial stone.

Recently opened this modern school building replaces the school that was a mish-mash of buildings just up the road. All that is left of the old school is the stone built block which is now boarded up awaiting redevelopment into apartments.

Carved stone post by the B6462, in parish of PENISTONE (BARNSLEY District), Huddersfield Road, adjacent to Netherfield Congregational Chapel, just below Grammar School, above Work Bank Lane, built into stone wall above entrance to Tolson Court, on West side of road. Erected by an unknown authority in the 18th century. Inscription reads:- : (LO)NDON / 177 Miles / Huddersfield /12 / Penistone / 1½ : Carved benchmark on lower front. Grade II Listed. List Entry Number: 1286895 Milestone Society National ID: YS_HUPN12a.

This is the new grammar school building which brings together all of the school into one building. It used to be housed in several separate buildings on this site.

Parish Boundary Marker by the B6462, in parish of Penistone (Barnsley District), Scout Bridge, East side of Scout Bridge, Huddersfield Road. Inscription reads vertically:- : HOYLANDSWAIN(E) : : THURLSTONE : Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: YW_HOYTHU02pb