No. 5, Holly Street, situated between the portion of Trippet Lane and Bow Street, demolished to make way for street improvements, was originally the King William Inn

Demolition of back to back houses, Arundel Street, between Sylvester Lane and Sylvester Gardens. Court No. 15 at rear of properties. People are gathered outside what was formerly No 293, Beerhouse, known as the Gas Tank Tavern

Derelict premises of J. Lockwood and Edwards Ltd., 281 Penistone Road, formerly Army Hotel also known as Clifton Hotel near Hill Foot Bridge building demolished late 1960's

Junction of Blast Lane, left, and Navigation Hill, right, Nunnery. Talbot Inn on corner, Court No. 1, Navigation Hill, at rear of back to backs. Entrance to Nunnery Colliery Railway in background, right

View over the rooftops of property, Castle Street looking towards the Court House formerly the Old Town Hall; The Cannon public house (originally Cannon Spirit Vaults with the tall chimneys left)

Construction of Ashopton Viaduct and Ladybower Reservoir, Ashopton Inn, Sheffield to Glossop Road, in foreground

Hare and Hounds, Upper Gate Road, Stannington. First recorded as a pub around 1790 and known as Well Green House and the Blue Boar. Mentioned as Hare and Hounds in 1837. Demolished in 1960s. Upper Gate Road was known locally as Gray's Hill.

Waingate looking towards Lady's Bridge, Court House (old Town Hall), left, Rose and Crown Inn, right, W and T Avery and Tennant Brothers, Exchange Brewery in background

Water Lane looking towards Snig Hill. Rear entrance to Central Police Offices (fronting Castle Green) and side view of Imperial Hotel, left. Imperial Hotel Stock Rooms, right

Back to back houses, Arundel Street, from junction with Sylvester Lane. Cart is outside what was formerly No 293, Beerhouse, known as the Gas Tank Tavern