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

High Street from Market Place, before the street widening of 1896, premises include No 64A, High Street, India Rubber, Gutta-Percha, No 52-56 John Walsh, draper, Clarence Hotel in background (tallest building), No 55, Market Place, J. Evans, confecti

High Street, from Mulberry Street, prior to road widening, Nos. 48 - 50 Duncan Gilmour and Co., wine and spirit merchants and Clarence Hotel, Nos. 52 - 56 J. Walsh and Co., drapers

High Street at junction with George Street, shops on right include No. 34 (and No. 2 George Street), Charles Kino, tailor, No 36 and 38, H. Hawksley, hatter and Queen Victoria Hotel (entrance on George Street), No 31, Old Blue Bell, left (wher

High Street, premises on right, include No. 4 J. Preston, chemist, No. 6 W. Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear public house, Nos. 10-14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors, premises on left include No. 1, Pawson and Brailsford, Parade Chambers

High Street, premises on right, include No. 6 W. Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear public house, Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors, premises on left include No. 3 London and Yorkshire Bank

High Street from 'Coles Corner', premises on right, include No 8, White Bear public house, Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors, Nos. 16 - 18 Charles Tinker, boot manufacturer

High Street and Market Street, No. 4 Fisher, Son and Sibray, nurserymen, No. 6 Old Star public house

Haymarket, junction with King Street, left, No 9, Gale and Hulett, Livingstone Commercial and Temperance Hotel, No 13 and 15, Brunswick Hotel, left

Holly Street from junction of Orchard Lane, looking towards West Street Lane junction and back to back houses, No 18, Holly Street, Old Red Lion public house in distance, left