Historic pictures of the old Kennings building, Sheffield?
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2013 11:02 am
Hi all
Anyone remember the former Kennings car showroom on Paternoster Row, Sheffield (near the train station?). It's now an independent cinema and creative industries business centre (called Showroom Workstation).
This year we celebrate 20 years of being open and we'd love to hear stories or receive images of when the building was used as a car showroom.
In particular, I own a Morris Minor 1000 1955 model and I recall an old copy of Minor Matters which featured an historic article and picture of who I believe was the Lord Major of Sheffield, sometime in the 1960's, and the story was about the 1000th Morris Minor 1000 being handed over to its new owner in the basement of the kennings building? Does anyone have any memories of this story, or other similar stories, that may be used as part of an exhibition/article/press release etc? Any images would be fantastic too? I hope people read and discuss this request and share with me their memories of this golden time and original use of our building. Thank you.
Anyone remember the former Kennings car showroom on Paternoster Row, Sheffield (near the train station?). It's now an independent cinema and creative industries business centre (called Showroom Workstation).
This year we celebrate 20 years of being open and we'd love to hear stories or receive images of when the building was used as a car showroom.
In particular, I own a Morris Minor 1000 1955 model and I recall an old copy of Minor Matters which featured an historic article and picture of who I believe was the Lord Major of Sheffield, sometime in the 1960's, and the story was about the 1000th Morris Minor 1000 being handed over to its new owner in the basement of the kennings building? Does anyone have any memories of this story, or other similar stories, that may be used as part of an exhibition/article/press release etc? Any images would be fantastic too? I hope people read and discuss this request and share with me their memories of this golden time and original use of our building. Thank you.