Junction of Cambridge Street and Division Street, decorated for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Nos. 2-4 Albert public house, No. 8 Smith Bros. and Widdowson Ltd., builders hardware

Looking towards Chester Street from Devonshire Street, premises include Grey Horse Inn, centre

Moorhead showing the Crimean Monument and Passenger Transport Enquiry Office, looking towards Furnival Street, Grapes Hotel, right (behind monument) and Nelson Hotel, left

Premises on Button Lane decorated for the Coronation, Moorhead, in foreground, No. 2 Moorhead, Roberts Brothers Ltd., general drapers, Nos. 18 - 22 Button Lane, Angel Inn

Premises on Button Lane decorated for the Coronation, Moorhead in foreground, No. 2 Moorhead, Roberts Brothers Ltd., general drapers, Nos. 18 - 22 Button Lane, Angel Inn, No. 24 Evans and Green, confectioners, No 26, Skidmores, pork butchers

Construction of Midland Bank and (right) new Dove and Rainbow public house, No. 2 Hartshead Square

Hartshead, Nos 5 (Hartshead Chambers) and 7 (Montgomery Chambers), left, and rear of Telegraph Offices, right. Dove and Rainbow public house, in background

Fox House Inn, Hathersage Road. Dated 1690 in one room. Originally a farmhouse, rebuilt in Tudor style by the then Duke of Rutland at the time of the building of Longshaw Lodge

Rear of Bagshawe Arms. Steps lead to a long room, over the stone built stables, which was formerly the petty sessions court. There is a stone in the south end of the gable bearing the initials F.W.B. 1859 (Francis Westby Bagshawe)

Fox House Inn, Hathersage Road. At the time of photograph the owners were Hope and Anchor Brewery, the occupier, Mr Drake. Dated 1690 in one room. Originally a farmhouse, rebuilt in Tudor style by the Duke of Rutland at the time of building Longshaw