Storyboard on Millsands and Upper Don Trail describing the Town Mill, Marshall's steelworks and The Nursery

Storyboard on Millsands and Upper Don Trail describing 'Bells, Shells and the Great Sheffield Flood' [1864]

Looking across the River Don to Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin P.H.), No. 108 Nursery Street) and Aizlewoods Mill (formerly the Crown Corn Mill of John Aizelwood Ltd.), Nursery Street from Riverside Walk over the River Don to Nursery Street

Sheffield Lord Mayor Phyllis Smith in Donetsk (USSR) with (2nd right) the chairman of Donetsk Council, Georgi Onishchuk and (2nd left) Councillor David Skinner

Pupils from Wales Comprehensive School, 'near Worksop', Nottinghamshire hand over a cheque to residents of the Skye Edge Hostel for people with disabilities

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