page_title: Mosborough (ward)
section_title: Mosborough
hierarchical_section_title: Mosborough (ward) / Districts of Mosborough ward / Mosborough
caption_attribution_description: English: Mosborough - Methodist Church
context_page_description: Mosborough is an electoral ward of the City of Sheffield, England, in the eastern part of the city, on the border with Rotherham. The population in 2011 was 17,097. It is one of the wards that make up the Sheffield South East constituency.
context_section_description: Mosborough (grid reference SK426813)  was part of the historic county of Derbyshire but has been administered by Sheffield since boundary changes in 1967 and is now considered a suburb of Sheffield. It was known for sickle making and was also a coal mining area. Notable buildings include the fifteenth century Mosborough Hall, a building which may retain some Anglo-Saxon structure, and St Mark's Church. Mosborough Town had a population of 4,063 in 2011.
  The suburb has many high quality houses, local independent shops and hotel conference facilities.
  Mosborough a small village in the 1930s and 1940s Had many more drinking places than the seven listed below. They were:
  The Fitzwilliam           Mosborough Moor.
  The British Oak           Mosborough Moor.
  The Queens Hotel          High Street.
  The Crown                 High Street.
  The Brown Cow             High Street.
  The Black Bull            Station Road.
  The Vine Tavern           School Street.
  The Butchers Arms         High Street.
  The Royal Oak             High Street.
  The George And Dragon     High Street.
  The Blue Bell             Duke Street.
  Duke William              Duke Street.
  The Prince of Wales       South Street.
  The Alma                  South Street.
  The Coronation Club       Chapel Street.
  The Sidney                Queen Street.
  The Three Tuns            no Street given.
  In the Kellys Directory there were several other places with licences to sell ale. These were not designated as public houses.
  The original village of Mosborough now only has five pubs due to The Wheel been demolished for housing and The Vine been closed down and turned into a curry house using The Vine as its name, it still has one working men's club:
  The Alma
  George and Dragon
  Royal Oak
  Queen Hotel
  British Oak
  The working men's club is the CIU affiliated Miners Welfare.
  On August Bank Holiday, the locals do a pub crawl known as the Mosborough 10 for charity often in fancy dress. It has been known for people to come from as far away as Blackpool to take part in this event.
  The Mosborough 10 pub crawl travels from pub to pub:
  The Vine Tavern (reopened as a curry house)
  The Alma
  The George & Dragon
  The Royal Oak
  The Wheel (demolished)
  The Queen Hotel
  The British Oak
  The Double Top
  The Joseph Glover Formerly The Mill (Demolished)
  The Miners Welfare
caption: Mosborough Methodist Church
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