Robin Hood (Duke Street, Sheffield)

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The Robin Hood from 1839 to 1951 if not later.

By Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2013-08-07. Revised by Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2018-07-12.

This pub opened in 1822 and was located at 74 Duke Street at least until 1837, but by 1839 it had moved to No. 86. It figures as Robin Hood & Little John in 1833. Some forty trade directory entries from the period 1822 to 1951 are known.

Sources

• Sheffield History.
• White, William. General Directory of the Town and Borough of Sheffield, with Rotheram, Chesterfield, and all the Parishes, Townships, Villages, and Hamlets, within a Circuit of Twelve Miles round the Capital of Hallamshire (Sheffield, 1845), pp. 123, 287.

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