Nos. 439 - 441 William Ellis, grocer, Attercliffe Common and Excelsior Inn (landlord John Hurst), No, 1 Carbrook Street

Landlord Alfred Mitchell Firth and family outside Freemasons Arms, No. 383 Walkley Lane

Napoleon Inn, most probably No 85, Carver Street, at the junction of Wellington Street (after the construction of extended Wellington Street)

Old Queens Head, No 18, Castle Street, No 16, derelict Mart and Chapman, grocers, right

Corner of Hawley Croft and Campo Lane, showing sign for Reubens Head

West Bar, properties including, Derelict New Turf Tavern No. 77, (G. Tune licensee 1902 and 3) West Bar

Sheffield Corporation 1912 Clause 87, Carwood Road, near Carlisle Street, Pipes to John Brown and Co. Atlas Works and No, 8 Carwood Hotel

Sheffield Corporation Clause 88, showing damaged wall at the rear of Masons Arms (later renamed The Big Tree public house), No. 842 Chesterfield Road

Abbeydale Station Hotel, later known as Beauchief Hotel and the old Beauchief Post Office, Abbeydale Road South / Abbey Lane

Fitzwilliam Hotel, Milford Street, c. 1900