This area now dominated by the Sheffield Parkway, the Sheffield Parkway roundabout and its junction with the new Sheffield Inner Relief Road is within the boundary of the historic Sheffield Deer Park. Disparked by 1700 the majority of the park became semi surveyed farmland. Just to the north of the roundabout, at the northern exit of the A61 is the site of the Shrewsbury hospital. This also partly lies within the polygon to the west. The hospital was an almshouse built with a bequeath from the estate of the Earl of Shrewsbury. It was demolished in 1827 after serious flooding when a new hospital was built in Norfolk park. This area was first developed around 1850 with housing covering much of the area north of Broad Street. The small coal yard shown on the 1851 OS had developed into the City Station (goods) by 1905 (part of the tangle of rail sidings and yards that terminated in this area.) Legibility of previous types is invisible.