Furnival Road, 1915-1925, from Exchange Street, No. 1 Furnival Road, Clement Schofield Kilham, tobacconist; Nos. 3 - 5 Michael Law, refreshment rooms; Nos. 7 - 9 Wilks Bros and Co., ironmongers and Nos. 11 - 13 Alexandra Hotel

Nos. (left to right) 120-114, A. Beckett, fish and chip shop, Meadow Street, Netherthorpe between Henry Street (left) and Sudury Street with Meadow Street Hotel extreme right

Pinstone Street, 1870-1885, from Fargate, left and Barker's Pool, right, No. 73 Fargate, T. Baines, hairdresser, No. 3 Pinstone Street, Wm Smith, hatter, Nos. 5 - 7 John Richardson and Son, tailors, No. 79 Barker's Pool, Norfolk Hotel

Waingate, 1895-1915. Royal Hotel, Royal Hotel Vaults, No. 8 William Henry Whitehead, tailor, Tennant Brothers Ltd., Exchange Brewery in background

Waingate, 1915-1925, east side between Exchange Street and Lady's Bridge. No. 12 Rose and Crown public house (also known as Britannia), right, Tennant Brothers, Exchange Brewery and W and T Avery in background

West Street and Bow Street at junction with Holly Street, 1915-1925. Wharncliffe Arms, Nos. 42 - 44 West Street, left

Ashopton Village, Sheffield to Glossop road, demolished in the 1940's to make way for construction of Ladybower Reservoir. Toll Bar Cottage, left, Ashopton Inn, in background

Ashopton Village, Sheffield to Glossop road, demolished in the 1940's to make way for construction of Ladybower Reservoir. Ashopton Inn, left, Deakin's Sales Shop, right

Ashopton Inn and Village, Sheffield to Glossop road, demolished in the 1940's to make way for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Ashopton village, Sheffield to Glossop road, demolished in the 1940's to make way for construction of Ladybower Reservoir. Toll Bar Cottage, foreground. Ashopton Inn and garage in background