Yorkshire's second city, and England's fourth-largest, SHEFFIELD remains inextricably linked with its steel industry, in particular the production of high-quality cutlery. As early as the fourteenth century, the carefully fashioned, hard-wearing knives of hard-working Sheffield enjoyed national repute. Technological advances in steel production later turned Sheffield into one of the country's foremost centres of heavy and specialist engineering, which meant the city suffered heavy bombing in World War II, yet several of its grand civic buildings emerged remarkably unscathed. More … more »
Sheffield is one of those industrial cities of England where one can... more »
Yorkshire, a region with breathtaking countryside, exciting cities, stunnin... more »
See also Sheffield Park (UK Parliament constituency) for the district... more »