Egerton Lane from Thomas Lane, Ceylon Works, right, Eye-Witness Works, left

Egerton Lane from Headford Street, Sykes Works (occupied by various companies including cutlery manufacturers) and B. Baines (Engineers) and Co.

No. 41 Eyre Lane (rear of Butchers Works, occupied by several cutlery manufacturers, frontage to Arundel Street)

Eyre Lane from Charles Lane, premises belonging to John Paget and Son Ltd., left and premises occupied by various works including E.L. and W. Pinder, cutlery manufacturers

No. 41 Eyre Lane (rear of Butcher Works, occupied by several cutlery manufacturers, frontage to Arundel Street), right, looking towards Charles Street and No. 109 Red Lion public house

Fitzwilliam Street including No. 117 former premises of J. Allott, cutlery manufacturers, Nelson Works and rear of derelict premises, Nos 30-40, Bowdon Street

Headford Street at junction with Milton Street, former premises of John McClory and Sons, cutlery manufacturers, right

Howard Street at junction with Arundel Street, Nos. 50 - 52 Schofield's of Sheffield, cutlers and silversmiths, No. 48 Milners, house furnishers, No. 46 Mary Gentle Cafe

Howard Street, premises include No. 36 Wingfield Rowbotham, cutlery manufacturer, Nos. 38 - 40, C. H. Harrington and Co. Ltd., sheet metal workers, No. 44 T.H. and N. Perkins, bakers, No. 46 The Mary Gentle Cafe

Junction of Pitt Street and Mappin Street, No 32, Mappin Street, Steam and Mining Equipment Co. Ltd