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Sheffield Water Works Company

The sculpted heads of Greek and Roman water gods define this building.

2–12 Division Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 4GF

This Palazzo-style building was designed by the architects Flockton and Abbott as offices for the Sheffield Water Works Company. The sculpted heads of Greek and Roman water gods are above the ground-floor windows. The now grade II listed building opened in 1867 and was later the home of the hugely successful Graves Mail Order Empire. It was founded by John George Graves, whose many gifts to the city included Graves Park and Graves Art Gallery.

The sculpted heads of Greek and Roman water gods can be seen above the ground-floor windows. 

Close-ups of the individual gods.

External photo of the building - front.

If you have information on the history of this pub, then we’d like you to share it with us. Please e-mail all information to: pubhistories@jdwetherspoon.co.uk