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Aerial Photographs
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What are they?
Photographs taken from the air, mainly by commercial companies.
What dates do they cover?
1920's–1990's.
Where can I see them?
The bulk of the aerial photographs are available at Sheffield Local Studies Library. There are also some available at Sheffield Archives. 100 photographs (from the 1990's) are available via the internet via the Picture Sheffield website. The downloadable document below advises which aerial photographs are available where.
What format are they in?
Mostly original photographs, though approximately 400 are available to view via computer at the Local Studies Library.
Do I need to order them in advance of my visit?
There is normally no need to order aerial photographs in advance. However Sheffield Archives runs a restricted service on Saturday. Items required on a Saturday should be ordered by the previous Thursday. Please email us at archives@sheffield.gov.uk or telephone 0114 203 9395 the Archives to place an order.
Can I get copies?
Yes, we can normally supply copies for private study purposes, subject to the usual copyright regulations. Please contact us at archives@sheffield.gov.uk for further information.
Please note that the inclusion of any website or link on this page does not mean that they have been vetted or recommended by Sheffield City Council. It is important to make sure that you are happy that they are suitable for your own requirements.
Downloads
Downloadable copy of Aerial Photographs available at Sheffield Central Library and Sheffield Archives. (39 KB)
Downloadable copy of Aerial Photographs available at Sheffield Central Library and Sheffield Archives. (32.2 KB)
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