Lord Mayor Phyllis Smith and Lady Mayoress, Diane Stanley, with members of the Sheffield Esteli Society and women Chilean refugees, sending materials to Sheffield's twin city in Nicaragua

Christmas in Sheffield advertising the [Christmas] illuminations, Park and Ride, late night shopping and shopping night for the disabled

Flood level plaque for Sheffield Flood of 1864 in probably the Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin P.H.), No. 108 Nursery Street

Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin P.H.), No. 108 Nursery Street

Bar of probably the Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin P.H.), No. 108 Nursery Street

Bar of probably the Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin P.H.), No. 108 Nursery Street

Sheffield Flood 1864 Memorial, Millsands and Upper Don Trail

Holy Trinity C. of E. Church (latterly New Testament of God Church), Nursery Street

Sheffield Flood 1864 Memorial, Millsands and Upper Don Trail looking towards (back left) Holy Trinity C. of E. Church (latterly New Testament of God Church), Nursery Street

Former premises of John Watts (Sheffield and London) Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Lambert Works, Lambert Street