22-24 Sheep Street

22-24 Sheep Street
Sheep Street
Property
The Jolliffe family dominated Petersfield politics from the time John Jolliffe bought the manorial rights of Petersfield from Edward Gibbon of Buriton (father of the historian). In 1732 they bought 33 properties including this side of Sheep Street, to secure votes for them in parliament. In 1835, Sir William Jolliffe (Conservative) was soundly beaten by a Liberal candidate in the general election.

​The Royal Fire Mark on the upper wall, dating from Victorian times, indicates the protection by a private insurance company with its own fire brigade.
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Summary
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Current Status and Health

The property at 22-24 Sheep Street, rich in historical significance, is currently being monitored with minimal community engagement. As of now, there are no adopters for this site, and it has one follower. The last recorded activity took place on July 20, 2026.

Recent Activity Trends

In the past six months, there have been two notable updates: a selfie posted on July 20, 2026, and the creation of a new post on July 18, 2026. This suggests that while there is some activity, it remains infrequent, indicating a need for increased community involvement.

Notable Observations

The property is marked by a Victorian-era Royal Fire Mark, highlighting its historical connection to private fire insurance and brigades. This adds an interesting layer to its narrative, reflecting the importance of fire safety in historical contexts. Engaging more community members could help preserve and promote the significance of this property further.

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