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

Sheffield Corporation Tramways double decker tramcar No. 178 on the Nether Green route