Streetscene on Attercliffe Road Sheffield and Hallamshire Bank, Baker Street (left side) and the Queens Head public house, licensee William Ellis (right side

Sportsman Inn (Edwin Temple licensee), Barnsley Road, looking towards Fir Vale from Firs Hill

Blonk Street, Victoria Hotel on left, Tower Grinding Wheel, (also known as Castle Grinding Wheel), Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd., Clyde Steel Works and Blonk Bridge on right

Victoria Hotel, Smithfield Hotel and Alexandra Theatre, Blonk Street from Furnival Road

Smithfield Hotel and Alexandra Theatre, Blonk Street and corner of Exchange Lane (left) taken from Victoria Station Road, 1913-14

Thatched House Restaurant and public house, No 2, High Street

Broad Street, Park, looking towards Norfolk Arms and Dixon Lane, 1895-1915, entrance to Sheaf Market and Pheasant Inn, No 10 on left, 1895-1915

Former Lincoln Castle public house, corner of Brocco Street and Edward Street

Campo Lane, No 26, Ball Inn on left

Campo Chambers (former Paradise Inn), No 30, Campo Lane, junction with Paradise Street