Pinstone Street from junction with Charles Street, Nos. 84 and 86 Athol Hotel, Nos. 78 and 80 Leonard Beswick, stationer

Moorhead looking towards Pinstone Street, 1900-1905, T. and G. Roberts, drapers, left, Nelson Hotel, right

Pond Hill looking towards junction with Pond Street, showing rear of Black Swan public house

Barrel Inn (G. Oxley, licensee), corner of Rock Street and Pye Bank (left) marked for demolition

Barrel Inn, G. Oxley, licensee, corner of Rock Street and Pye Bank (left) marked for demolition

Scotland Street showing Nos. 65 - 67 The Old Hussar public house, Nos. 59 - 61 Farmyard Vaults public house

No. 35, entrance to Court No. 3, 33, Old Crown Inn, Nos. 31 - 19 and No. 17, Ball Inn, Scotland Street

No. 71 E.H. Pickering, greengrocer; 69, 67/65, Old Hussar public house; 61/59 Farmyard Vaults public house, Scotland Street

Nos. 312, Ship Inn, 310 J. C. Hodson, wholesalers and other businesses (left) and No. 325, Prince of Wales, licensee, C. Powell (right), Shalesmoor, showing the junctions with Dunfields (left) and Matthew Street (left) around 1900-1902

No. 60 Mrs Eliza Abbey, newsagent (right), 59/63, Farmyard Vaults public house and 65/67 The Old Hussar public house (left), Scotland Street and the junction with Furnace Hill, showing the sign for Carron Company, late Longden and Co., iron founders