Private C. F. Pryor, Northumberland Fusiliers, Crookes, Sheffield, wounded

Private Albert Belk, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Roebuck Road, Sheffield, wounded

Rifleman Charles E. Hides, Royal Irish Rifles, Scott Road, Sheffield, third time wounded

Private Harold Hollingworth, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 699 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, reported missing 1st July 1916 now officially reported killed

Lance Corp. S. Staveley, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 20 Slinn Street, Crookes, Sheffield, missing since 28th April 1917. Any information concerning him will be gratefully received by his mother

Private J. Etchells, York and Lancaster Regiment, missing since 3rd May 1917 son of Mr George Etchells, of 9 Moor View Terrace, Nether Green, Sheffield, who will be grateful for any information about his son

Private A. A. Johnson, Northumberland Fusiliers, No. 79 Derbyshire Lane, Sheffield, reported missing 28th April 1917. Any information gratefully received at the above address

Double decker bus used by British Thomson Houston Company Ltd.

Gravestone of Clara Morton, wife of George Fred Morton, Crookes Cemetery who died 2nd February 1915

Decorative arch sponsored by Vickers Sons and Maxim, Brightside Lane, to welcome King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra on their visit to Sheffield