SCT '61 Photo Index
Sheffield Corporation
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1.
One of Sheffield's original electric car fleet is 46 a saloon dating from 1899, bodied by Milnes, now safely preserved at the Tramway Museum at Crich
Photo taken 1990, Crich Tramway Museum
2.
Sheffield 74 an early top covered tram dating from the Edwardian era. Following withdrawal by Sheffield it ran in a modified form for Gateshead and survived for many years as a garden shed minus its top deck!
Photo taken Sunday 24 May 2009, Crich Tramway Museum
3.
Sheffield on tram 15 at Crich Tramway Museum
Photo taken Sunday 21 April 1963
4.
Seen in the Edwardian town at Beamish open air museum is Sheffield 264, an open balcony car of 1907. It was given a fully enclosed top deck in 1926 and renumbered as 342 in the nineteen thirties and was finally withdrawn in 1956.
Photo taken Sunday 28 May 2000, Beamish Open Air Museum
5.
Seen at Beamish prior to the opening of the circular tram route is this former Sheffield tram masquerading as a Gatehead car. It was later rebuilt with a top deck and painted in Sheffield livery and given its original Sheffield number 264.
Photo taken 1986, Beamish Open Air Museum
6.
Seen at the Beamish open-air museum is Sheffield 264 masquerading as Gateshead 1.
Photo taken Wednesday 8 August 1979, Beamish
7.
Tram 1, seen at the open-air museum at Beamish, was masquerading as Gateshead 1, although it was really a modified Sheffield 264.
Photo taken Wednesday 8 August 1979, Beamish
8.
Sheffield 264 at the Pockerley Waggonway stop, Beamish Museum.
Photo taken Monday 29 April 2019, Beamish Open Air Museum
9.
Former Sheffield works car 330 was originally new in 1919. For many years it was the Tramway Museum Society rail grinder at Crich.
Photo taken 1995, Crich Tramway Museum
10.
Sheffield tram 54 was to a design built from 1919 to 1927 and is seen on a snowy day at Woodseats. The lower pane of the windscreen is shaped in order to allow rotation of the large brake handle.
Photo taken Saturday 11 February 1956, Abbey Lane, Woodseats, Sheffield
11.
Just a glimpse of Sheffield tram 181, as the photo was about the premises were a murder had taken place. Another photo taken by J.K.Wragg's late great uncle Frank Brindley who was a news photographer.
Photo taken Nursery Street
12.
Sheffield painted a number of buses and trams in a two shades of green livery in 1952 with a view to saving money by increasing the interval between repainting and tram 287 is seen here at Sheffield Lane Top heading two cars in standard livery.
Photo taken Sunday 20 September 1953, Sheffield Lane Top
13.
Sheffield 370 is seen at Pickmere Road, Crookes on an L.R.T.L. tour of the system.
Photo taken Sunday 13 July 1952, Pickmere Road, Crookes, Sheffield
14.
Sheffield tram 438 in a spot of bother, photo taken by J.K.Wragg's late great uncle Frank Brindley who was a news photographer.
Photo taken Monday 17 July 1950, Meersbrook, Sheffield
15.
Sheffield tram 104, a 1928 standard car, is seen at the Intake terminus on a snowy day, with the loading island in the centre of the roadway.
Photo taken Saturday 11 February 1956, Intake, Sheffield
16. WE4373
Barton 386, WE4373, a Leyland TD1 new in 1929, ex Sheffield via Cleethorpes. To Barton 1940, rebodied Duple L27/28F in February 1942 with a transverse staircase forward of the entrance, one of 27 vehicles rebodied at the same time based on the design of four TD5s built before the war.
Photo taken November 1949
17.
A line up of Sheffield cars at Owlerton headed by 126, a 1933 Corporation built car, waiting for the football match to end. Tram 126 has its original livery (dark blue and cream, with lots of lining-out), also shown by what seems to be 169 to its right.
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Parkside Road, Owlerton, Sheffield
18.
Seen at Abbeydale Road South, Beauchief is Sheffield 150.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Abbeydale Road South, Beauchief, Sheffield
19.
Sheffield 220 is seen in Cherry Street.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Cherry Street, Sheffield
20.
A second shot of Sheffield 220.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Cherry Street, Sheffield
21.
Seen at Meadowhead is Sheffield 231.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Meadowhead, Sheffield
22.
Sheffield 25 was seen at Brightside.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Brightside, Sheffield
23.
Sheffield 253 is seen at Furnival Street, showing Millhouses via Furnival Street on the destination blinds.
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Furnival Street, Sheffield
24.
Sheffield 274 is seen at Sheffield Lane Top.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Sheffield Lane Top
25.
Sheffield 294 was seen at Walkley.
Photo taken Saturday 11 February 1956, Walkley, Sheffield
26.
Seen at Fitzalan Square (Haymarket) is Sheffield 62.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Fitzalan Square, Sheffield
27.
Sheffield 63 was seen at Firth Park.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Firth Park, Sheffield
28.
Sheffield 98 was seen at Firth Park.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Firth Park, Sheffield
29.
Sheffield tramcar 112 at Millhouses in December 1959. 112 was a 61 seater enclosed car built at the Sheffield City Tramways, Queens Road Works, in 1932 but was one of 14 trams destroyed during the Blitz in 1940. These were eventually replaced by new trams, of the Improved Standard design (though using the original trucks in most cases), 112 re-entering service in 1942. These were always known as "war cars" or "war damage replacement cars". 112 lasted until the end of the system on 8th October 1960.
Photo taken December 1959, Abbeydale Road South/Hartington Avenue, Millhouses
30.
Sheffield tram 217, a 1935 standard car, seen at Woodseats on a snowy day, was one of many standard cars which gave approaching thirty years of service.
Photo taken Saturday 11 February 1956, Abbey Lane, Woodseats, Sheffield
31.
Sheffield tram 222 on a wet day, another photo taken by J.K.Wragg's late great uncle Frank Brindley who was a news photographer. In the background is a Roe bodied AEC Regent V.
Photo taken 1960, Abbeydale Road, Millhouses
32.
Sheffield 222 had a Peckham P22 truck and a body built by the Corporation in 1935.
Photo taken summer 1960, Sheffield City Centre
33.
Sheffield 76 and 522 at Owlerton at the head of a line of ‘Football Specials’ waiting for the match to end. 76 and 522 are lined up on Parkside Road; this was officially listed as a “siding”, but linked the Wadsley Bridge and Middlewood routes. It was used solely to park “football special” trams. By the time the photos were taken, the Middlewood route had been converted to buses (1954) and the track either lifted or tarred over, so Parkside Road really was a siding!
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Parkside Road, Owlerton
34.
Seen at the Wicker Arches is Sheffield 199 on its way to Weedon Street.
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Wicker Arches, Sheffield
35. CWJ405
A much rebuilt CWJ405, an AEC Regent I with a Weymann H28/26R body had been new to Sheffield but is seen here in Paisley operating for McGill, Barrhead.
Photo taken Tuesday 12 April 1960, Gilmour Street Station, Paisley
36.
Sheffield continued to buid new trams throughout the 1930s. Seen here is domed roof car 264 dating from 1937.
Photo taken Sunday 24 May 2009, Crich Tramway Museum
37.
Sheffield 264 was fortunate enough to survive the closure of their tramway in October 1960, and is now safely preserved at Crich.
Photo taken summer 1960, Weedon Street, Tinsley, Sheffield
38.
Depot overview of work-in-progress with Sheffield 264 in the background
Photo taken July 1972, Crich Tramway Museum
39.
Seen at Abbeydale Road South, Beauchief is Sheffield 298.
Photo taken Wednesday 7 October 1959, Abbeydale Road South, Beauchief, Sheffield
40.
Sheffield 344 seen at Crookes depot in Pickmere Road was being used for a tour of the system by the L.R.T.L.
Photo taken Sunday 13 July 1952, Pickmere Road Depot
41. FWJ809
Sheffield 9, FWJ809, was a 1939 AEC Regent I with Weymann H29/26R body and is seen laying over at Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Pond Street Bus Station
42. LMC745
A.E.C. O662 Regal LMC745, seen here in Pond Street Bus Station, was a Sheffield Corporation mobile canteen, retaining its original fleet number of 54, and had a Weymann body which previously had a layout of B32R when in passenger service. It had been new as a demonstrator for A.E.C. and was acquired in 1940, and numbered 54.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
43.
The Wicker in Sheffield with Robinson Great Central C13 loco 67424 passing over the railway bridge. 67424 was withdrawn in February 1959 but the picture is from a box of undated railway prints previously thought to be around 1954-55. However a few tram pictures exist dated 6 May 1958 so I'll go with that.
Photo taken Tuesday 6 May 1958, The Wicker, Sheffield
44. HWA679
Seen ascending the incongruously named Flat Street in Sheffield is HWA679, a Guy Arab I with a Weymann H30/26R body new in 1942 which was one of five supplied with bodies intended for Manchester COG5s, the chassis for which were destroyed when the Daimler factory was bombed. It had been fleet number 479 before being transferred to the tuition fleet.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Flat Street
45.
Sheffield 102 seen at the Main Road, Darnall, terminus.
Photo taken Sunday 20 September 1953, Main Road, Darnall, Sheffield
46.
Sheffield 222 had the dubious honour of operating the last public service car on the final day of tram operation, seen about to enter Tinsley depot. Note the distant PD2 which I think was acting as a "sweeper" for those not able to board the (very) full tram.
Photo taken Saturday 8 October 1960, Tinsley, Sheffield
47.
Seen at Brightside is Sheffield 536, one of the Roberts trams.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Brightside, Sheffield
48. HWB306
Sheffield Transport Dept No. 506, HWB306, a 1945 Daimler CWA6 with Brush H56R utility bodywork.
Photo taken 1953, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
49. JWE865
With a Weymann H30/26R body, Sheffield 565, JWE865, an A.E.C. O961 Regent III, new in May 1947, is seen in the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
50. JWJ739
Sheffield A 239, JWJ739, was one of six Crossley SD42/3s with Crossley B32R bodies delivered in July 1947, having been ordered by Chesterfield Corporation and diverted to Sheffield.
Photo taken Tuesday 29 September 1959, Pond Street Bus Park, Sheffield
51. KWA774
Sheffield 574, KWA774, a Crossley DD42/3 with Crossley H30/26R body.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Midland Station
52. KWA775
Sheffield 575, KWA775, a Crossley H30/26R bodied Crossley DD42/3, new in 1947, was seen at the Midland Station in Sheffield.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Midland Station, Sheffield
53. KWB82
Brown's Blue, Markfield KWB82, ex Sheffield 582, was acquired in June 1960 and was an A.E.C. 0961 Regent III with a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body new to Sheffield in November 1947.
Photo taken Saturday 9 February 1963, Western Boulevard, Leicester
54. KWB85
Brown's Blue, Markfield KWB85 ex Sheffield 585, was acquired in June 1960 and was an A.E.C. 0961 Regent III with a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body new to Sheffield in December 1947.
Photo taken Saturday 9 February 1963, St Margaret's Bus Station, Leicester
55. KWB881
Seen at the Rugeley garage, Green Bus Company, Rugeley 45, KWB881, was a Daimler CVD6 acquired from Sheffield in January 1961. It had a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body and had been new in 1948.
Photo taken Sunday 10 May 1964, Rugeley Garage
56. KWB881
New to Sheffield in 1948, KWB881 became number 45 in the Green Bus, Rugeley fleet when it was acquired in January 1961. The Daimler CVD6 chassis carried a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body.
Photo taken Sunday 22 March 1964, Elmore Lane Depot, Rugeley
57. KWB926
Seen on the parking area at Bridge Street Bus Station is Sheffield 326, KWB926, which was an A.E.C. O961 Regent III with a Roberts H30/26R body, new in 1948.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Bridge Street Bus Station, Sheffield
58. KWB95
Sheffield A 595, KWB95, was one of ten Crossley DD42/3s with N.C.B. H30/26R bodies delivered to Sheffield in January 1948.
Photo taken Saturday 21 March 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
59. KWE254
Sheffield 254, KWE254, a 1948 AEC Regent III with Weymann bodywork ascends one of Sheffield's many hills towards Manor Top in the nineteen fifties working the clockwise Outer Circle route 3 with the unmistakeable catenary of the Manchester to Sheffield railway in the background.
Photo taken c.1957, Prince of Wales Road, Darnall
60. KWE255
KWE255 was new to Sheffield Corporation in 1948, an AEC Regent III with Weymann body, and was converted into a service vehicle
Photo taken Sunday 12 August 2012, South Yorkshire Transport Museum, Aldwarke, Rotherham
61. KWE31
Sheffield 131, KWE31, was a Daimler CVD6 with a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body, new in May 1948, and was seen in Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
62. KWE799
Sheffield 99, KWE799, was an A.E.C. O662 Regal with a Weymann B34R body, new in June 1948, which was seen in the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
63. KWJ146
Sheffield 1146, KWJ146, an A.E.C. O662 Regal with a Weymann B34R body, seen in Pond Street Bus Station, was one of the 'C' fleet vehicles, and was new in July 1948 as 146, being renumbered in January 1953.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
64. LWB266
Paton, Renfrew 95, LWB266, seen at Renfrew Ferry, was a Leyland PD2/1 with a Leyland H31/28R body. It had been new to Sheffield in 1949.
Photo taken Saturday 31 July 1965, Renfrew Ferry
65. LWB298
Sheffield A 598, LWB298, was delivered to Sheffield in January 1949 and was one of four Crossley DD42/7s with Crossley H30/26R bodies which had been ordered by Liverpool.
Photo taken Saturday 21 March 1959, Blonk Street, Sheffield
66. LWB299
Sheffield A 599, LWB299, was delivered to Sheffield in January 1949 and was one of four Crossley DD42/7s with Crossley H30/26R bodies which had been ordered by Liverpool.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Pond Street Bus Station
67. LWB316
Pond Street bus station Sheffield was a popular haunt for bus photographers. 'A' fleet member 316, LWB316, a 1949 Leyland PD2/1 with H30/26R Leyland bodywork rests between duties in the open parking area.
Photo taken August 1960, Pond Street, Sheffield
68. LWE121
Sheffield Corporation 621, LWE121, a Leyland Titan PD2/1 with Leyland H30/26R body, new in 1949
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Westgate, Rotherham
69. LWE64
Seen in Pond Street bus park was Sheffield 2064, LWE64, a Leyland H30/26R bodied Leyland PD2/1, new as number 64 in 1949.
Photo taken Saturday 26 October 1963, Pond Street Bus Park
70. LWJ645
Sheffield 645, LWJ645, a Leyland H30/26R bodied Leyland PD2/1 is seen at Owlerton squeezing past trams operating the special service to the football ground.
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Owlerton, Sheffield
71.
Sheffield 503, one of the Roberts built trams, turns from Chesterfield Road into Abbey Lane as it approaches Woodseats where it will terminate.
Photo taken Wednesday 7 October 1959, Chesterfield Road/Abbey Lane, Sheffield
72.
Sheffield's Roberts cars 510 and 513 shared the honour of being their last official trams on 8 October 1960, both bearing this commemorative livery.
Photo taken Saturday 15 September 2018, Town End terminus, Crich
73.
Sheffield 513 is a post war four wheel car built by Roberts of Wakefield. The batch entered service in the early 1950s and were only 8-10 years old when the Sheffield system closed in 1960. 513 ran for a number of years at the Beamish Open Air Museum and is seen here working the service between the museum entrance and the 1920s town.
Photo taken 1995, Beamish Open Air Museum
74.
Sheffield 513, built by Maley & Taunton/Roberts in 1950 was one of the last new trams built in the UK for first generation tramways.
Photo taken 1962, Middleton Railway Preservation Society, Parkside
75.
Sheffield 513, built in 1950 by Maley & Taunton/Roberts, about to be officially flagged off by Les Dawson in a procession of trams to mark the start of the Blackpool Tramway Centenary.
Photo taken Thursday 16 May 1985, North Pier, Blackpool
76.
Sheffield Roberts car 513, first time on tracks for many years, after storage in a shed
Photo taken 1983, Beamish Open Air Museum
77.
Second shot of Sheffield Roberts car 513, first time on tracks for many years, after storage in a shed
Photo taken 1983, Beamish Open Air Museum
78.
Preserved Sheffield 513 in Cullingworth Goods shed in June 1964; Cullingworth was on the ex-GNR line from Bradford to Keighley and about 4 miles from Haworth
Photo taken Wednesday 24 June 1964, Cullingworth Goods shed
79. LWB746
Sheffield 246, LWB746, an A.E.C. 9612E Regent III, dating from March 1950, had a Cravens H30/26R body and was seen in Pond Street, with the tram lines in the foreground.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
80. MWA828
New in January 1950, Sheffield 428, MWA828, had a Northern Coachbuilders H30/26R body on an A.E.C. 9612E Regent III chassis, and was seen in the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
81.
Sheffield 513 and Blackpool & Fleetwood 40 roll through the wet streets of Fleetwood on special charters to mark the final weekend of traditional tram operation over this section before it closes for rebuilding to light rail standards.
Photo taken Saturday 7 November 2009, Lorf Street, Fleetwood
82.
Sheffield Tram 513 was stored for a while in the open air at Oxenhope on the Worth Valley line. Note the damaged windscreen.
Photo taken Saturday 5 May 1973, Oxenhope
83.
Sheffield 515, built by Maley & Taunton/Roberts in 1951.
Photo taken 1960, Beauchief Terminus
84.
Sheffield 521, a Roberts car of 1951, was less than ten years old when seen gliding through the city centre during the last few months of operation.
Photo taken 1960, Surrey Street, Sheffield Town Hall
85. OWE116
Sheffield City Transport 116, OWE116, a 1952 AEC Regent III with Roe bodywork.
Photo taken 2002, Sheffield Bus Museum, Tinsley
86. PWA246
This Leyland PD2/12, with a Weymann H32/26R body new in 1953, was Sheffield 146, PWA246, and was seen at the westerly one of the two island platforms in Bridge Street Bus Station as it heads in a southerly direction through the bus station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Bridge Street Bus Station, Sheffield
87. RWA169
Sheffield 169, RWA169, an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III with a Roe H33/25R body, new in 1953, is seen at Bridge Street Bus Station, in the parking area to the east of the two island platforms which served buses travelling from north to south through the bus station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Bridge Street Bus Station, Sheffield
88. RWA222
Sheffield 222, RWA222, was a Weymann B31RP bodied Leyland Royal Tiger new in 1953 and is seen leaving Pond Street Bus Station. There is already a rear view on the site.
Photo taken Thursday 15 May 1958, Pond Street Bus Station
89. RWA222
Sheffield Corporation 222, Leyland Royal Tiger RWA222, one of a pair new in 1954 showing the unusual rear entrance arrangement on these buses with Weymann B31RP bodies, seen about to leave Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Sunday 21 April 1963, Pond Street Bus Station
90. RWB70
Sheffield 670, RWB70, a Leyland PD2/12 wth a Weymann H32/26R (?) body is seen approaching Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 17 April 1965, Harmer Lane, Sheffield
91. SWE299
Sheffield 1155, SWE299, seen in Leeds Central Bus Station, was an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III with a Weymann H32/26R body.
Photo taken Saturday 8 November 1958, Leeds Central Bus Station
92. SWE427
Sheffield 727, SWE427, which had a Weymann H32/26R body was an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III, and was seen in Pond Street.
Photo taken Saturday 17 April 1965, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
93. SWE431
Rear view of Sheffield 731, SWE431, an AEC Regent III with Weymann H32/26R body, new in October 1954
Photo taken September 1968, Abbeydale Road South/Hartington Avenue, Millhouses
94. TWJ505
Sheffield 'C' fleet 1205, TWJ505, new in June 1955 was an AEC MC3RV Monocoach with a Park Royal B44F body and is seen outside Manchester Exchange Station on route 48 to Sheffield via Woodhead and Stocksbridge.
Photo taken Wednesday 17 September 1958, outside Manchester Exchange Station
95. TWJ506
Halifax 20, TWJ506, an AEC Monocoach MC3RV110/1 with Park Royal B44F body, new in 1955 to Sheffield JOC as their 1206 and bought by Halifax in 1965.
Photo taken July 1965, Albion Street, Halifax
96. VWE72
Photographed on the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station is Sheffield ‘B’ fleet 1272, VWE72, an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III with a Roe H33/25R body.
Photo taken Saturday 7 December 1957, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
97. WWB491
Garelochhead Coach Services 59, WWB491, an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III with a Weymann L27/28R body, is seen at the garage at Garelochhead, and had been acquired from Sheffield, having been new as Sheffield J.O.C. B1291 in July 1956.
Photo taken Friday 31 July 1970, Garelochhead
98. WWB491
Sheffield 1291, WWB491, part of the 'B' fleet, was an A.E.C. 9613S Regent III with a Weymann L27/28R body new in July 1956, and was seen in Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 21 February 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
99. XWJ782
Sheffield City Transport 782, XWJ782, an AEC Regent V D3RV with Weymann Orion H32/26R body, new in 1957.
Photo taken Winter 1970/71, Pond Street
100. XWJ793
Sheffield 793, XWJ793, an AEC Regent V with Weymann H32/26R body, new in 1957
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Westgate, Rotherham
101. YWB153
Sheffield 1153, YWB153, of the 'C' railway owned fleet seen in Leeds Bus Station was an ECW H31/28R bodied Leyland PD2/20 new in 1957. The hourly 67 service from Leeds to Sheffield was operated jointly by Sheffield, West Riding and Yorkshire Traction.
Photo taken Saturday 17 May 1958, Leeds Central Bus Station
102. YWB153
Yorkshire WD 143, YWB153, was former Sheffield JOC "C" fleet 1153, a Leyland PD2/20 with an ECW H31/28R body from 1957. It joined YWD in 1970 to help cover a vehicle shortage, but was withdrawn in 1972.
Photo taken 1970, Dewsbury Bus Station
103. YWB153
Yorkshire Woollen District 143, YWB153, a Leyland Titan PD2/20 with E.C.W. H31/28RD body, new to Sheffield Joint Committee 'C' fleet in 1957.
Photo taken early 1970, Dewsbury Bus Station
104. YWB294
Sheffield Corporation 1294, YWB294, a Leyland Titan PD2/20 with E.C.W. H31/28R body, new to Sheffield JOC in 1957.
Photo taken February 1971, Pond Hill, near Pond Street Bus Station
105. YWB297
Sheffield B fleet was a joint affair with the corporation and the BTC representing the railway interest. It provided services to the outer suburbs. Seen here about to depart Pond Street bus station for Wybourn is 1297, YWB297, a 1957 Leyland Titan PD2/20 with Roe bodywork.
Photo taken Thursday 14 May 1970, Pond Street Bus Station
106. 3156WE
Sheffield 1156, 3156WE, a 1958 Leyland Titan PD2/30 with Roe bodywork was a member of the C fleet.
Photo taken Sunday 9 September 2007, Meadowhall
107. 3156WE
Sheffield Joint Omnibus 1156, 3156WE, a Leyland Titan PD2/30 dates from 1958 and carries attractive Roe bodywork.
Photo taken Sunday 19 June 2011, Matlock Bus Station
108. 3156WE
A rear view of preserved Sheffield 1156, 3156WE, a 1958 Leyland Titan PD2/30 with Roe bodywork.
Photo taken Sunday 19 June 2011, Matlock Bus Station
109. 3160WE
Sheffield 1160, 3160WE, a Leyland Titan PD2/30 with Roe H33/26RD body, new in 1958 - 1160 was part of the 'C' fleet which was owned by British Railways although managed by the Corporation.
Photo taken Monday 9 August 1965, in front of the Quarry Hill Flats, outside Leeds Central Bus Station
110. 4507WB
Sheffield 507, 4507WB, a Leyland PD2/30 with Roe H33/26R body, new in January 1958.
Photo taken August 1968, Abbeydale Road South/Hartington Avenue, Millhouses
111. 9000WB
The Sheffield Committee coach was 9000WB, an AEC MU3RV Reliance with a Roe Dalesman C37C body built in 1958 and was in the Corporation 'A' fleet. Initially it did not carry its fleet number externally but in this photograph it is seen carrying its number, 900, whilst on the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station.
Photo taken Saturday 17 April 1965, Pond Street Bus Park
112. 1505WJ
Sheffield JOC 1305, 1505WJ, was a 1959 Leyland Leopard L1 with the smart Weymann Fanfare C41F body, used on their long interurban routes.
Photo taken 1960, Pond Street Bus Station
113. 3904WE
Sheffield 904, 3904WE, a 1959 Leyland Titan PD3/1 with Roe bodywork.
Photo taken Sunday 9 September 2007, Meadowhall
114. 3908WE
Stevensons of Uttoxeter 23, 3908WE, a Leyland PD3/1 with Roe body, ex-Sheffield 908, new in June 1959
Photo taken early 1970s, Wetmore Bus Park, Burton
115. 3908WE
Stevensons 23, 3908WE, a former Sheffield City Transport Leyland Titan PD3/1 with Roe body dating from 1959. It was numbered 908 in the Sheffield fleet.
Photo taken 1976, Uttoxeter Bus Station
116. 3911WE
Sheffeld 911, 3911WE, a 1959 Leyland Titan PD3/1 with Roe bodywork dating from 1959 is seen in use as a driver trainer with South Yorkshire PTE.
Photo taken Monday 15 October 1979, Pond Street Bus Park
117. 3913WE
Sheffield Corporation and its successor the PTE often converted former buses to a variety of service uses Typical of the breed is this former Sheffield Leyland Titan PD3/1 cut down to an engineers run about. New in this 1959 Leyland Titan PD3/1 with Roe body which was originally 913 3913WE in the passenger fleet South Yorks PTE livery is carried
Photo taken Sunday 12 May 2013, Olvie Grove
118. 3913WE
Sheffield M10, originally 913, 3913WE, a Leyland Titan PD3/1 built in 1959 with Roe H39/30R body, relegated to learner duties by the time this photo was taken.
Photo taken 1971, Attercliffe Common, Sheffield
119. 4470WE
Sheffield 470, 4470WE, on the former tramway turning circle at Millhouses. It was a Leyland PD3/1 with Roe H39/30R body, new in 1959.
Photo taken c.1966, Millhouses, Sheffield
120. 885WJ
Sheffield 885, 885WJ, a Leyland PDR1/1 with a Metro Cammell H44/34F body is seen about to pass Pond Street Bus Station, having just descended Flat Street.
Photo taken Sunday 4 October 1959, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
121. 886WJ
Sheffield 886, 886WJ, a Leyland PDR1/1 with a Metro Cammell H44/34F body seen at Parson Cross.
Photo taken Wednesday 7 October 1959, Parson Cross, Sheffield
122. 1882WA
Seen in Todmorden is Calderdale 323, 1882WA, an ECW C41F bodied Leyland L1 Leopard acquired by Todmorden, as number 13 in August 1970, from Sheffield Joint Omnibus Committee 1182 in the 'C' fleet and which passed to Calderdale in September 1971.
Photo taken Monday 17 April 1972, Bus Starting Centre, Todmorden
123. 5875W
New in 1960 as Sheffield Joint Omnibus Committee 1175, 5875W was a Leyland L1 Leopard with Burlingham DP41F body which was acquired by Halifax Joint Omnibus Committee and numbered 305.
Photo taken Monday 19 April 1971, parking adjacent to Crossfield Bus Station
124. 5876W
Hebble 657, 5876W, a Leyland Leopard L1 with Burlingham DP41F body. New to Sheffield JOC 'C' fleet as 1176 in 1960, it passed to the 'B' fleet in 1967 as 3076, becoming Hebble's 161 in early 1970, being renumbered 657 later that year.
Photo taken February 1971, Somewhere on Stiperden Moor between Mereclough and Blackshaw Head!
125. 5877W
Sheffield 'B' fleet 1177, 5877W, was a Burlingham-bodied Leyland Leopard dating from 1960. Behind it is 1156, 3156WE, the now preserved Roe-bodied PD3.
Photo taken circa 1964, Chapelgate, Retford
126. 5878W
"Halifax" 308, 5878W, seen here on learner duties in Halifax, was a Leyland L1 Leopard with a Burlingham DP41F body. It had been new as Sheffield 1178.
Photo taken Monday 17 April 1972, Halifax
127. 5878W
Yorkshire Woollen District 293, 5878W, a Leyland Leopard L1 with Burlingham DP41F body, new to Sheffield JOC 'C' fleet (1178, later 3078) in 1960.
Photo taken early 1970, Longcauseway Bus Parking Ground, Dewsbury
128. 5879W
Burlingham DP41F bodied Leyland L1 Leopard 5879W was number 309 in the Calderdale fleet having been acquired by Halifax Joint Omnibus Committee from Yorkshire Woollen District 294 in 1971.
Photo taken Friday 21 April 1972, Great Albion Street/St. James Road, Halifax
129. 5906W
Seen turning into the loading bays at Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield is Sheffield 1306, 5906W, the first of four such buses new in 1960 in the 'B' fleet owned jointly by the Railways and the Corporation. They were Leyland L1 Leopards with Burlingham DP41F bodies and five similar buses were supplied to the Railway owned 'C' fleet as numbers 1175-1179. 1306 was renumbered to 1006 in 1967 and withdrawn in 1971, passing to Hulley, Baslow in March 1972.
Photo taken Saturday 17 April 1965, Pond Street Bus Station
130. 5907W
Sheffield Corporation 1007, 5907W, a Leyland Leopard L1 with Burlingham DP41F body, new (as 1307) in 1960.
Photo taken March 1971, Skircoat Road, Halifax
131. 5919W
Sheffield 919, 5919W, a 1960 Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with Metro Cammell body seating 77 waits to depart for Totley from Tinsley
Photo taken Sunday 18 October 1970, Tinsley
132. 6172WJ
Sheffield 1172, 6172WJ, was a Leyland L1 Leopard with a Weymann Fanfare C41F body and is seen in the Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield.
Photo taken Sunday 21 April 1963, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
133. 6349WJ
Stevenson of Uttoxeter ex Sheffield AEC Regent V with Roe body 6349WJ, formerly Sheffield JOC 1349.
Photo taken 1976, Uttoxeter Garage
134. 7869WJ
Sheffield Transport 869, 7869WJ, an A E C Regent V 2D3RA built in 1960 with Alexander H37/32R bodywork.
Photo taken August 1975, Leadmill Road, Sheffield
135. 7869WJ
Sheffield City Transport ('A' fleet) 869, 7869WJ, an AEC Regent V 2D3RA with Alexander H37/32R body, new in 1960.
Photo taken Saturday 13 February 1971, Pond Street, Sheffield
136. 7871WJ
Premier (Harold Wilson) of Stainforth operated 7871WJ, an AEC Regent V with Alexander H37/28RD bodywork. It was new to Sheffield Corporation in 1960 as their A871 with an open rear platform.
Photo taken c. 1973, Premier Depot, East Lane, Stainforth
137. 7874WJ
Sheffield City Transport 874, 7874WJ, an AEC Regent V with Alexander bodywork dating from 1960. At the time Alexander bodies were relatively uncommon south of the border.
Photo taken 1995, Halifax Bus Rally
138. 7874WJ
Preserved Sheffield City Transport 874, 7874WJ, an AEC Regent V with Alexander bodywork new in 1960.
Photo taken 2003, at the old Sheffield Bus Museum
139. 7874WJ
Sheffield 874, 7874WJ, a 1960 AEC Regent V with uncommon (at the time) Alexander body swings out of the grounds of Chatsworth House bound for Bakewell during the 2010 Chatsworth rally.
Photo taken Sunday 13 June 2010, Chatsworth
140. 1880WA
Todmorden Joint Omnibus Committee 2, 1880WA, was a 1961 Leyland L1 Leopard with an Eastern Coachworks C41F body acquired in 1970 from Sheffield Joint Omnibus Committee C3080.
Photo taken Monday 19 April 1971, Bus Starting Centre, Todmorden
141. 1880WA
Todmorden J.O.C. 2, 1880WA, a Leyland Leopard L1 with E.C.W. DP41F body.
Photo taken late 1970/early 1971, King Street (A646), Mytholm, Hebden Bridge
142. 1882WA
Sheffield 1182, 1882WA, seen on the parking area at Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield, was a Leyland L1 Leopard with an Eastern Coachworks C41F body
Photo taken Saturday 24 August 1963, Pond Street Bus Station
143. 1882WA
Sheffield C 3082, 1882WA, an Eastern Coachworks C41F bodied Leyland L1 Leopard new in 1961 seen here in Halifax ready to turn into Crossfield Bus Station after unloading on arrival from Sheffield.
Photo taken Sunday 8 September 1968, entering Crossfield Bus Station, Halifax
144. 1925WA
Sheffield 525, 1925WA, a 1961 AEC Bridgemaster with Park Royal H43/29F body, part of the Yorkshire Heritage Bus fleet, at Luddendenfoot depot.
Photo taken Tuesday 19 July 2016, Luddendenfoot, West Yorkshire
145. 616BWB
Sheffield Transport 12, 616BWB, a Leyland Leopard L1 built in1962 with Park Royal B45F bodywork.
Photo taken May 1973, Pond Street Bus Station
146. 657BWB
Delivered to the Sheffield C fleet in 1962, this Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 originally carried a Weymann body. This was burnt out in 1968 and a Park Royal body was fitted, the standard Sheffield style at the time of rebuilding. 1357, 657BWB, stands at Lodge Moor Sheffield the site of the terminus of the first Sheffield motor bus route in 1913. The bus was taking part in the centenary celebrations of the route in 2013.
Photo taken Sunday 12 May 2013, Lodge Moor
147. 657BWB
A rear end view of Sheffield 1357, 657BWB, a 1962 Leyland Atlantean with a Park Royal body which replaced the original Weymann one following a fire in 1968.
Photo taken Sunday 12 May 2013, Lodge Moor
148. 663BWB
YWD 132, 663BWB, was former Sheffield JOC "C" fleet 1163, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with a Weymann H44/33F body of 1962. Like so many others, it joined YWD in 1970 to cover a shortage of buses.
Photo taken 1970, Dewsbury Bus Station
149. 664BWB
Yorkshire Woollen District 133, 664BWB, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with Weymann H43/33F body, new to the Sheffield JOC 'C' Fleet (1164, later 3164) in 1962. Acquired by YWD in early 1970, it was renumbered 500 the following year.
Photo taken 1970, Lord Street, Huddersfield
150. 940BWB
Sheffield 940, 940BWB, a Leyland PDR1/1 Atlantean with a Weymann H44/33F body is seen in Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield.
Photo taken Friday 13 April 1973, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
151. 952BWB
Sheffield 952, 952BWB, one of three Daimler Fleetlines CRG6LX with Weymann H44/33F bodies bought in 1962.
Photo taken 1971, Attercliffe Common, Sheffield
152. 959FWJ
Sheffield were early buyers of Leyland Atlanteans. A substantial fleet had been built up by the time 959, 959FWJ, entered service in 1963. Metro Cammell bodied the Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 which is seen in South Yorkshire PTE livery in 1979.
Photo taken Monday 15 October 1979, Waingate, Sheffield
153. 959FWJ
South Yorkshire PTE 959, 959FWJ, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 built in 1963 with Metro-Cammell H44/33F bodywork.
Photo taken April 1979, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
154. 350HWE
Hebble 622, 350HWE, an AEC Regent V with Park Royal H38/32F, new in 1964 to Sheffield "C" fleet as no. 1150, passing through Northowram on the way to Halifax.
Photo taken early 1971, Bradford Road, Northowram
155. AWB982B
Sheffield 982, AWB982B, a 1964 Daimler Fleetline with Park Royal bodywork. Alongside is a Sheffield Transport Leyland Leopard with Alexander body.
Photo taken 1973, Pond Street Bus Park
156. EWB120C
South Yorkshire PTE 120, EWB120C, a Daimler Fleetline CRG6LX built in 1964/5 with Park Royal H44/35F bodywork.
Photo taken April 1979, Pinstone Street, Sheffield
157. EWB358C
Sheffield Transport 358, EWB358C, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/2 built in 1965 with Neepsend H44/33F bodywork.
Photo taken July 1974, Pond Street Bus Park
158. JWJ202D
Seen in Harmer Lane as it approaches Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield is Sheffield 202, JWJ202D, which was a Leyland PDR1/2 Atlantean with a Park Royal H44/33F body.
Photo taken Friday 13 April 1973, Harmer Lane, Sheffield
159. LWB137D
Sheffield Transport 137, LWB137D, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/2 built in 1966 with Park Royal H44/33F bodywork.
Photo taken July 1970, Sheffield Bus Station
160. TWE20F
Hardwick’s, Snainton TWE20F was an AEC Swift with Park Royal B49D body new as Sheffield 20.
Photo taken Wednesday 19 April 1972, Westwood Bus/Coach Station, Scarborough
161. TWE127F
Sheffield bought AEC Swifts with Park Royal bodywork for both the corporation A fleet and the JOC B fleet. The latter were single door buses seating 53. Originally 1027, TWE127F, in the JOC fleet was delivered in 1968.
Photo taken Tuesday 10 July 1973, Pond Street Bus Station
162. TWE127F
South Yorkshire PTE 47, TWE127F, an A E C Swift 2P2R built in 1968 with Park Royal B53F bodywork.
Photo taken April 1979, Pond Street bus station, Sheffield
163. TWE22F
Sheffield 22, TWE22F, an A E C Swift 2P2R built in 1968 with Park Royal B47D bodywork.
Photo taken September 1971, Pond Street Bus Station
164. TWE22F
Hardwick's Services, Scarborough, TWE22F, an A E C Swift 2P2R built in 1968 with Park Royal B47D+24 bodywork. This had been new as Sheffield 22 and was one of several operated by the WA subsidiary in the Scarborough area.
Photo taken May 1972, Westwood, Scarborough
165. TWE23F
South Yorkshire PTE 23, TWE23F, an A E C Swift 2P2R built in 1968 with Park Royal B49D bodywork.
Photo taken April 1979, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
166. TWE29F
Sheffield Transport 29, TWE29F, an AEC Swift 2P2R with Park Royal B49D bodywork, which was new in July 1968 and one of 22 similar vehicles supplied to Sheffield that year, working the City Clipper service 500.
Photo taken c.1973, Pond Street Bus Station
167. WWB102G
Sheffield 62, WWB102G, a Leyland Leopard PSU3A/4R built in 1968 with Alexander Y C49F bodywork.
Photo taken June 1972, Westwood, Scarborough
168. WWB193G
Sheffield 193, WWB193G, seen on loan to Halifax Corporation in December 1968. It was a Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 with Park Royal H47/32D body, new in October that year.
Photo taken December 1968, Warley Town Lane, Warley Town, Halifax
169. WWB194G
South Yorkshire PTE 594, WWB194G, a Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 built in 1968 with Park Royal H47/32D bodywork
Photo taken April 1980, Pond Street, Sheffield, opposite the bus station
170. BWB543H
Sheffield quickly adopted the two door layout for one man operation. Seen on the Pond Street bus park is 543, BWB543H, a 1969 Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 with Park Royal bodywork.
Photo taken Tuesday 10 July 1973, Pond Street Bus Park
171. BWB550H
Sheffield 550, BWB550H, seen in Harmer Lane, approaching Pond Street Bus Station in Sheffield, was a Leyland PDR2/1 Atlantean with a Park Royal H47/32D body.
Photo taken Friday 13 April 1973, Harmer Lane, Sheffield
172. BWB566H
Sheffield Transport 566, BWB566H, a Leyland PDR2/1 with Park Royal H43/33F bodywork new in October 1969, stands in the bus station.
Photo taken c.1973, Pond Street Bus Station
173. WWJ234G
Sheffield Corporation Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 with Park Royal bodywork 234, WWJ234G, dating from 1969.
Photo taken January 1970, Castlegate, Sheffield
174. DWB661H
South Yorkshire PTE 661, DWB661H, a Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 built in 1970 with Park Royal H47/32D bodywork.
Photo taken August 1981, Flat Street, Sheffield
175. HWJ689J
Sheffield 689, HWJ689J, seen when new, as it is about to enter Abbey Road, was a Daimler CRG6LX Fleetline with a Park Royal H47/32D body.
Photo taken Saturday 3 April 1971, Abbey Road, London NW10
176. HWJ700J
Appleby operated a variety of chassis and body combinations on their Scarborough sea front service. One of the more unusual vehicles was former Sheffield Daimler Fleetline 700, HWJ700J, a dual entrance example with Park Royal bodywork dating from 1971.
Photo taken 1997, Corner Cafe, North Bay Promenade, Scarborough
177. NWA257K
Sheffield divided orders between Leyland and Daimler in later years. Seen here is a 1972 Alexander bodied Daimler Fleetline CRG6LXB 257, NWA257K. Sheffield did buy a number of dual door buses but reverted to single entrance fairly quickly. The bus carries the livery of Finch of Wigan its last owner.
Photo taken September 1999, Meadowhall, Sheffield
178. NWA258K
Sheffield Transport 258, NWA258K, a Daimler Fleetline CRG6LXB-30 built 1972 with Alexander AL H43/31F bodywork.
Photo taken July 1974, Sheffield Pond Street Bus Station
179. NWA260K
South Yorkshire PTE 260, NWA260K, a Daimler Fleetline CRG6LXB built in 1972 with Alexander AL H43/31F bodywork.
Photo taken April 1979, Pond Street Bus Station, Sheffield
180. NWA262K
After several batches of dual door Fleetlines and Atlantans, all with Park Royal bodywork, Sheffield bought Daimler Fleetlines with Alexander bodywork in 1972. Seen in Pond Street bus station when new is 262, NWA262K.
Photo taken Thursday 8 June 1972, Pond Street Bus Station
181. OWE271K
Sheffield bought a batch of Bristol VRs with East Lancs 73 seat bodies in 1972, one of which, 271 OWE271K, is now preserved. The VRs were withdrawn in the late seventies as non-standard. They were sold to the NBC some went to Crosville while 271 ended up with Maidstone and District and served in Hastings until 1993.
Photo taken Sunday 20 September 2009, at Meadowhall, Sheffield
182. OWE271K
OWE271K, a Bristol VRT/SL6G with East Lancs H43/30F body was new to Sheffield (271) in August 1972, one of a batch of 18. Several were acquired by Maidstone & District in 1979 from South Yorkshire PTE, and OWE271K was transferred to Hastings & District in March 1983.
Photo taken August 1984, Bexhill
183. OWE279K
Sheffield Transport 279, OWE279K, a Bristol VRTSL6G built in 1972 with East Lancashire H43/30F bodywork.
Photo taken July 1974, Sheffield Pond Street Bus Station
184. OWE281K
Sheffield bought East Lancs bodied Bristol VRs in 1972 after many years of buying Atlanteans and Fleetlines. 281, OWE281K, is seen in 1973 in Sheffield bus station
Photo taken Thursday 14 June 1973, Pond Street Bus Station
185. GWA803N
Sheffield Corporation ordered fifty six ECW bodied Fleetlines which were delivered to South Yorkshire PTE in 1974/75 including 803, GWA803N, and 805, GWA805N.
Photo taken September 1985