High Street looking towards Cole Brothers, George Street, left, Nos. 40 - 44 G. H. Hovey and Sons, general drapers, No. 36 and 38, H. Hawksley, hatter and Queen Victoria Hotel, No. 34, Charles Kino, tailor

Moorhead looking towards Pinstone Street and St. Paul's Church. Nelson Hotel on right

Froggatt Edge and Baslow coach at Eyre Arms, Calver Sough, C. Wilson the coachman

Abbeydale Road South showing (right) No. 57 Waggon and Horses P. H.

Moorhead, Cambridge Street (in background) and Button Lane (left), premises on Button Lane include No. 6 John Mottram, greengrocer, No. 10 Parrot Inn, premises on Cambridge Street, No. 77 George Jepson, chemist, No. 79 Wm. Wilson and Son

Fargate, including (right), Nos. 25 - 31 Exchange Drapery Co. Ltd., Victoria House, No. 35 Old Red House, No. 37 Singer Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufacturers

Top of Springvale Road, Crookes. Punch Bowl Inn in background

Montgomery Tavern, Hartshead (formerly the Iris offices, No. 12 Hartshead)

High Street, No. 66 John Cooper and Sons, boot makers, Nos. 66 - 70 Bodega Co. Ltd., wine and spirit merchants and Nos. 44 - 64, J. Walsh Ltd., general dealers and Midland Bank (right),

Fargate including No. 58 former premises of Hartley Brothers, Exchange Gateway, No. 56 J. Preston, Nos. 54 - 46 William John N. Smith, milliner, No. 44 Green Dragon Hotel (later became Winchester House), No. 40 Davy's Buildings