Decorated tram car celebrating the coronation of their majesties King George V and Queen Mary, June 22nd 1911

Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914), Director of Sheffield Smelting Company, JP and radical Liberal MP for Holmfirth, and his wife Charlotte Cowan Wilson (1833-1921), outside their home of Osgathorpe Hills, Pitsmoor, with their family

Wincobank Hall, formerly the home of anti-slavery campaigner Mary Anne Rawson (1801-1887) and later adapted as an 'Industrial Home for Women', 1908

Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914), c. 1906

Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914) sat in his dining room at his home of Osgathorpe Hills, Pitsmoor c. 1911

Osgathorpe Hills, Pitsmoor, family home of Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914) and Charlotte Cowan Wilson (1833-1921), viewed from across the river (before Scott Road was built), [early 20th cent?]

Grounds at Osgathorpe Hills, Pitsmoor (before Scott Road was built), family home of Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914) and Charlotte Cowan Wilson (1833-1921), [early 20th cent?]

Grounds from front of Osgathorpe Hills, Pitsmoor, family home of Henry Joseph Wilson (1833-1914) and Charlotte Cowan Wilson (1833-1921), looking towards the pond, [early 20th cent?]

Fargate showing (left) the Queen Victoria Statue, Town Hall Square and (right) the Albany Hotel

Sheffield Corporation Tramways double deck electric tramcar