World War 1 soldier, connected to the Rhodes family which included Dora Rhodes, the well-known Yorkshire contralto singer

World War 1 soldiers playing either snooker or billiards in an unidentified hall.

Family group from a collection of photographs donated by G. B. Rhodes

Some of the teachers in the Sheffield Teachers' Operatic Society in 'The Gondoliers', which will be produced at the Albert Hall, commencing tomorrow, in aid of the funds for the British Red Cross Society

Sheffield Men at the Front. A signaller, in the Royal Engineers, fishing, within sound of the guns. Lieutenant C. H. Henderson, attached to the signallers at headquarters. He formerly belonged to the Signalling Section of the Sheffield Engineers.

The Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, which is to become a permanent Red Cross Home for soldiers and sailors paralysed and totally disabled in the war.

Colonel Sir Charles Allen and officers commanding the North London Artillery Brigade of the Royal Field Artillery

Relics sent home from the front by Corporal Charles Booth, whose home is in Clarence Street, Sheffield

Photo received from Private J. A. Parker, of Sheffield, a prisoner of war in Germany

Lydgate Council School, Sheffield, which is now being used as an auxiliary hospital for wounded soldiers. Our photo shows a number of the soldiers taking a meal