Flat Street looking towards Pond Hill, General Post Office, left, Prince of Wales Inn (corner of Sycamore Street), right

One horse tramcar, single deck No. 19. Tram for the Lady's Bridge, Savile Street and Brightside, outside the Bridge Inn, Brightside Lane. Car built by Starbuck of Birkenhead in 1874, withdrawn by 1901

Horse drawn open top double-deck tram No. 24 at Holme Lane, Hillsborough Corner with the Hillsborough Inn (licensee Henry Wilkinson) behind

Prospect House public house, No. 59 Sheffield Road, Woodhouse, later converted to the Angel Inn

Hartshead looking towards Campo Lane, No. 1 R. Clift Horner, auctioneer and estate agent, No. 3, Broadbent House, also known as 'The Old Banker's House', right, St. Peter's Close under arch, East Parade Hotel (with gas lamp)

Haymarket looking towards Waingate and Royal Hotel, 1905-1915, Norfolk Market Hall, right (after the rebuilding of the west front, 1904-5)

High Street, No. 31 Jn. Jas. Woodford Ltd., tailors and Old Blue Bell public house, No. 33 London Rubber Co., waterproof garment manufacturers, left, No. 36 and 38, Hope Bros., outfitters, right

High Street looking towards Fargate, No. 2 Barclays Bank Ltd., No. 4 Thatched House Hotel and restaurant, No 6, Boots Cash Chemists, No. 8 Kingdon and Son, tobacconist

High Street, premises include Central Chambers, Nos. 35 - 37 Carlton Restaurant and public house, No 41, West End Clothiers' Co. Ltd., tailors and outfitters and Copestake, Crampton, and Co., warehousemen, No. 43 H. Samuel, watch maker

High Street, No. 8 White Bear public house and Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors