Crookes Tram Terminus, Crookes. Noah's Ark public house on right

Ball Inn, Middleton Dale

Mr. Steade's, Sheffield - Baslow - Bakewell horse bus, outside the Castle and Commercial Inn, Bakewell, Derbyshire

The Brougham Days of Fargate, leisurely days taken soon after road widening and when it still had its Green Dragon Hotel (No 44, between shop flying the Union Jack and Davy's)

The Lord Mayor and Mr Batty Langley, M.P. drive the first electric tram (No.1) to Fitzalan Square

Hartshead showing No. 12, the shop and office at which the poet Montgomery wrote and published 'The Iris' and most of his poetical works (later becme Montgomery Tavern)

Iris Office, No. 12 Hartshead (later became Montgomery Tavern)

High Street, shops include No. 34 (and No. 2 George Street), Charles Kino, tailor, Nos. 36 - 38, H. Hawksley, hatter and Queen Victoria Hotel (entrance on George Street)

High Street, from the junction of Church Street and Fargate, Parish Church gates and Pawson and Brailsford (before Parade Chambers), left, William Foster and Son, tailors and White Bear Inn, right

High Street/Market Place, Ebenezer Elliott Statue in foreground, premises on left include No. 72 J. Jones and Son, general furnishers (also owned No. 63 general drapers, right) and No. 70 George Hotel