Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 14. Site of Malin Bridge where bridge crossed Rivers Loxley and Rivelin

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 15. Malin Bridge: view from the Yew Tree Inn of the site of village. Here a whole row of houses was swept away, and nearly 100 lives lost

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No.16. Remains of Turner's Grinding Wheel and the site of the Stag Inn, Malin Bridge, Hillsborough

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No.17. Site of the Stag Inn, 7 lives lost. Nothing remains of the Stag Inn but the cellar walls and the adjoining houses destroyed

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 18. Remains of the Malin Bridge Inn (Cleakum Inn), the house destroyed and the inmates drowned

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 19. Remains at H. Johnson and S. J. Barker's, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 20. Remains at H. Johnson and S.J. Barker's, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley, after part of the debris covering the machinery had been removed

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 21. Remains of Hill Bridge and Freemasons Arms, Walkley Lane, Hillsborough

Sheffield Flood. Stereoscopic view No. 23. Ruins at Owlerton Green/Bradfield Road, Owlerton Hall, off Bradfield Road, in background

Stereoscopic view No. 24 - Remains of the 'Shuttle House', residence of James Sharman, head of Bacon Island (formed by the River Don dividing into two branches), William and Samuel Butcher, Steel Tilters and Rollers, Philadelphia Steel Works, in back