Reg Glenn (later served in the Sheffield City Battalion in World War One) with his sister (aged one)

Reg Glenn (later served in the Sheffield City Battalion in World War One)

Nottingham Street, birth place of Reg Glenn (later served in the Sheffield City Battalion in World War One)

Copy of a Militia ballot form served upon an Ecclesfield man in 1831 sent by a Chapeltown reader. Of particular interest now when we are raising the biggest army we have ever had by purely voluntary enlistment

Rev. Father Oswald Dolan (d.1935) V.E. C.F. Army Chaplain

Fleet Air Arm at Coal Aston Aerodrome, World War I

Memorial in Weston Park to the men of the Yorks and Lancs Regiment who fell in World War I

First and Second World War Memorial, Sanderson Brothers and Newbould, Attercliffe Steel Works, Newhall Road

Nurse at Wharncliffe War Hospital (former S.Y. Asylum also referred to as Wadsley Asylum later Middlewood Hospital, later Middlewood Hospital)

Nurses at Wharncliffe War Hospital (former S.Y. Asylum also referred to as Wadsley Asylum, later Middlewood Hospital)