Sheffield Local Studies Library

Arun Allicious his real name was Arun Allicious N Marak. He was born on 2001-September-30 in India Northeast Meghalya, South West Garo Hills. He was born in middle class family. He just love the Music, YouTube, Watching Vlogger Videos.

Nick name: Arun Real Name: Arun Allicious N Marak Father name: Arkingson D Sangma Mother name: Noballin N Marak Brother: Younger 2 Sister: Younger 2 Date of birth: 30- September -2001 Religious: Christianity ( Catholic) Community: Garo (A.chik) Hobbies: Music, Guitar, Keyboard, Nationality: Indian Education:. (2004-2011) St, Claret School Salmanpara, (2012-2017) St, Peter Secondary School Purakhasia, (2018) St, Peter Minor Seminary , Tura. (2019) Ampati Government Higher Secondary School. Motor bike: Royal Enfield YouTube Channel: Arun Allicious Worked: Business

His Aim was to be Engineer but, His father was passed away in 2017 that time he was studying in class 10 so, after he passed class 10 he couldn't afford good collage to study lack of Visa restriction. His mother can't afford to send to good collage, because in there family there was five children so, his mother has to maintain to all her children. Therefore Arun Allicious aim was couldn't success. But he started to do business from 2019 He take Vestige as a career in his life. So now Arun had business in Vestige Marketing Private Limited.

He also Local Artist he have a small home studio at home, he loves singing, Cover songs, he is also writter, Composer, Mixer, Music Produser.

Materials in the collections

Newspapers

Newspapers have been published in Sheffield for over 200 years. The main titles are:
• Sheffield Register 1787-1794
• Sheffield Iris 1794-1839
• Sheffield & Rotherham Independent 1819-1938
• Sheffield Daily Telegraph 1855-1986
• Star 1873-
• Sheffield Telegraph 1989-
• Green 'Un (sports) 1907-

Directories

Sheffield street and trade directories from 1774 to 1974, also telephone directories from 1941.

Census returns

Microfilm copies of 1841 -1881 for Sheffield and parts of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire.

Electoral registers

Registers of electors from 1841 to the present.

Ordnance Survey maps

Past editions of 6 inch and 25 inch Ordnance Survey maps and some earlier non-Ordnance Survey maps. Before the Second World War maps were produced as a ‘County Series’ at a scale of 6 inches to 1 mile (1:10,560) and 1:2,500 (25 inches to 1 mile). As Sheffield lies on the boundary of Yorkshire and Derbyshire and has extended its boundaries at various times, this sometimes leads to confusion.

Yorkshire:
six-inch maps for this area were first published 1853-55.
1:2,500 maps were published in 1890 and revised in about 1905, 1923 and 1935.

Derbyshire:
six-inch and 1:2,500 maps were first published in 1876 and revised in about 1898, 1923 and 1938.

There are also town plans of Sheffield (these do not cover the whole of the present city):
1853 at 1:1056 scale
1890-93/1903 at 1:500 scale

The National Grid survey began in 1949 and continues to the present day. Maps are available at 1:10,000, 1:2,500 and 1:1,250 scales. Coverage at the largest scales is restricted to Sheffield.

Illustrations

Over 60,000 illustrations, mainly black and white photographs, of people, places and events in the Sheffield area.

Ephemera

Includes many miscellaneous printed items such as publicity leaflets, posters, trade literature, playbills and property sale plans.

Sound recordings

Recordings of local interest include all types of music and the spoken word. There is also a collection of oral history recordings in which Sheffield people talk about their lives.

Film and video

An important collection of archive film shows scenes of life in Sheffield.

External links

• Sheffield Libraries Archives and Information
• Picture Sheffield
• Sheffield City Council