Tramway reconstruction on Fargate, No. 44 Green Dragon public house (later became Winchester House), on left

Haymarket looking towards Waingate and Royal Hotel, tramway under construction, Norfolk Market Hall on right

Sheffield and District Motor Club at Ashopton Inn before the construction of Ladybower Reservoir. Group includes W262 which is a Cavendish built by Sheffield Motor Company

Exchange Street from Furnival Road to Exchange Lane (foreground), including No. 57 John C. Broomhead, hairdresser, No. 55 J.H. Mudford and Sons, rope and twine manufacturers, Nos. 51 - 53 Durham Ox public house

Elevated view of Exchange Street from top of Corn Exchange Buildings, Furnival Road, right, including No. 57 John C. Broomhead, hairdresser, No. 55 J.H. Mudford and Sons, rope and twine manufacturers, Nos. 51 - 53 Durham Ox public house

Exchange Street and Furnival Road, including No. 1 Furnival Road, C.S. Kilham, tobacconist, Nos 3-5, Refreshment Rooms, Nos 7-9, Wilks Bros, ironmongers, No. 57 Exchange Street, John C. Broomhead, hairdresser, Nos. 51 - 53 Durham Ox public house

Exchange Street, from Castlefolds Lane to the bridge. No. 27 Rotherham House public house, No 29, W. and T. Avery Ltd., weighing machines manufacturers

Fargate from High Street, Cole Brothers Ltd., right, No. 6 High Street, Boots Cash Chemist, No. 4 Thatched House Restaurant and public house (with circular sign)

Fargate including Tram No. 119, No 44, Green Dragon Hotel, left (later became Winchester House), Y.M.C.A., Carmel House, right

Elevated view of Fargate, Queen Victoria Statue, foreground, No 66, Fleur de Lis public house and Bank Chambers, left, Carmel House, right