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Off the Shelf: Some Sheffield Characters with Marion Haywood

From: 15 October 2008

To: 15 October 2008

Park Library Duke Street Sheffield

Off the Shelf: Some Sheffield Characters with Marion Haywood

Starts at 1.30pm

Marion Haywood wrote a Ghost Walk promenade theatre production for the Manor Castle site.

She will talk about her research and some of the notable figures from Sheffield's past including Mary, Queen of Scots and characters from the Gang Wars.

This event is free. Spaces are limited so please book in advance.

Park Library
Duke Street
Sheffield
S2 5QP
Phone: 0114 275 7497

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