Snig Hill from West Bar, Corporation Buildings, left, No 1, West Bar, Strong Arm public house, right

Snig Hill from Bank Street and Castle Street, former printing offices of the Sheffield Independent, left, No. 46 Castle Inn, No 48, Bombay Tea Co., tea merchants; No. 50 J. Wilson and Son, toy importers, Great Central Toy Warehouse, right

Common Side, Upperthorpe, looking towards Howard Road (including Chapel belonging to St. Joseph's Home for Catholic Girls) and Springvale Road, shops and Springvale Hotel on right

Oxford public house (extreme right), corner of Spring Street and Workhouse Lane looking towards The Ball public house

Manchester Road looking towards junction of Stephen Hill, right. Sportsman Inn, left, White washed cottage, right, was formerly used for Methodist meetings

Waingate at junction of Bridge Street, looking towards Wicker and Lady's Bridge, 1895-1915. No 3, Bridge Street, Lady's Bridge Hotel, left, No 34, Waingate, Elephant and Castle Tea Co., tea dealers, Nos. 28 - 30, Bull and Mouth public house

Waingate from Bridge Street junction, 1915-1925. Nos. 28 - 30 Bull and Mouth public house, Nos. 22 - 24 Anvil Inn

Waingate looking towards Exchange Street, Lenton and Rusby, opticians, No. 8 Waingate (left), Royal Hotel (right), 1913-1914

Nos. 79 former boot repairers, 77, Turf Tavern, 75 etc., West Bar and Paradise Street

Ashopton Village and Inn, Sheffield to Glossop road, demolished in the 1940's to make way for construction of Ladybower Reservoir