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Conduit and Confinement - A Lodge Moor explore

51 bus terminus, Redmires Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 4LJ

  • Multiple dates available
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

The beauty and history of Lodge Moor and Redmires. Reservoirs and conduit, a military base and prison camp, isolation hospitals and a racecourse, all formed a remote outpost in years gone by, with much evidence of the past still to be found today!

An explore of the various historical tales of Lodge Moor and Redmires. The walk will last around two hours. We will be exploring the story of the area's importance in the city water supply story, with a near two century old conduit from Redmires to Crookesmoor still to be found. Taking in a visit to the remains of the P.O.W camp used in both wars, which was also the site of early aviation displays and Sheffield's last racecourse. All while taking in the beauty of the area and views of the city!

Timings & Tours

Wednesday 11 September:
1100-1300
Saturday 14 September:
1100-1300

Location & directions

51 bus terminus, Redmires Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 4LJ

Directions:
We will meet at the 51 bus terminus on Redmires Road, which is just before the Sportsman and Three Merry Lads pubs when heading out of town.
Contact on day:
Calvin Payne
Telephone number:
+447949672928

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Additional information

The walk is relatively flat and easy, almost all of the route is on road or footpaths, however there is a short stretch in woodland. Visitors should be prepared for all weathers as the route is very exposed. At the end of the walk there is the option of visiting the adjacent Sportsman pub where food and drink are available (also toilet facilities). Please note that it is advisable to book with the pub if planning to have lunch, especially on the Saturday.

Est. tour duration:
2 hour(s)

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