Holly Street, buildings situated between the portion of Trippet Lane and Bow Street, demolished to make way for street improvements, the double fronted building (No 5), centre, was originally the King William Inn

Five Alls public house, No. 168 Infirmary Road at the junction with Gilpin Street

W. Bush, wholesale provision merchant, Nos. 198 - 200 and Shakespeare Inn, Bradfield Road with Pearks Ltd., provision dealer, No. 576 Langsett Road

Albion Yard off London Road (between Sheldon Street and Hill Street), at the rear of Albion Hotel, left, old inn and brewhouse, right and slaughterhouse, in background, now demolished

Howard Street, corner of Eyre Lane, looking down to Midland Station Hotel

Holly Street at the junction with Orchard Lane, (right), looking towards Bow Street, Wentworth Temperance Hotel on right

Streetscene looking down Middlewood Road, showing Wood's, builders and ironmongers, and W. Bush, wholesale provision merchant, Nos. 198 - 200, Bradfield Road and the Hillsborough Inn, 2 Holme Lane, 1895-1915

South Street, Moor, premises on left include No. 116 Bazaar Hotel, Nos. 96 - 108 F.H. Whitehouse Ltd., drapers

Moorhead, looking towards Pinstone Street, including Nelson Hotel and Crimean Monument, right, T. and J. Roberts Ltd., general drapers, left (later became Roberts Brothers)

Derelict premises, Newhall Street (Snig Hill), Bridge Street, right, 1851 map records this corner building as the Sportsmans Inn