Grapes Inn (No. 80) and Henry Hanson, victualler and removal contractor, etc (No. 82), Trippet Lane, Sheffield

Old Red House, No 35, Fargate

The Red Lion public house, No. 653 London Road at junction of Thirlwell Road. The terminus for horse drawn bus and horse tram service to Heeley. The tram sheds situated just around the corner on Albert Road

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth c.1890

Wicker from Waingate, view across Lady's Bridge showing Lady's Bridge Hotel, Bridge Street, (left). No. 34 Waingate, Elephant and Castle Tea Co., tea dealers (right)

Moorhead looking towards Pinstone Street, Crimean Monument and Nelson Hotel, on right

Ebenezer Elliott Monument, Market Place looking towards High Street. Shops on right include No. 49 Thos. Myers, jeweller, Nos. 51-53 Alfred Brookes, hosier and glover, No. 55 Robert Wm. Brookes, restaurant, George Hotel, left, (with five chimneys)

South Street, Moor, at junction with Earl Street, right. Premises include Nos. 65 - 67 John Eaton, pawnbrokers, No. 75 Francis Redshaw, grocer (with flag advertising tea), No 79, Pump Tavern. St Paul's Church in background

Fargate decorated for Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. Green Dragon Hotel in background

High Street from 'Coles Corner', before road widening, including No. 6 William Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear public house, Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors