dore

Dore is a village in South Yorkshire. It is now a suburb of Sheffield, England, having been part of Derbyshire before 1934. The village lies on a hill above the River Sheaf. It has a reputation of being Sheffields wealthiest suburb, and is the only ward of the city that regularly elects a Conservative councillor. Dore was first mentioned in 829, when it was the site where King Ecgbert became the first king of England by accepting the submission of the Northumbrian army.

External link

The Dore Village Society

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