Edith Wightman (1850 - 1943) and her sister Mary Agnes Swift (1848 - 1936) and two young children outside Lady Bower House, c. 1908

Group of two ladies and two gentlemen including Arthur Wightman (1842 - 1924) outside Lady Bower House

Benjamin Arthur Wightman (1873 - 1937) with another gentleman, possibly his uncle Henry Temple Wightman (1866 - 1920) [Arthur Wightman's youngest brother], sitting on a bench at a table outside Lady Bower House

Group of three ladies and James Dixon (1851 - 1947) sitting outside Lady Bower House

Wightman family group including James Dixon (1851 - 1947) standing outside Lady Bower House

Probably Annie Maud Wightman (1854 - 1940) and Edith Wightman (1850 - 1943) [sister and wife respectively of Arthur Wightman (1842 - 1924)] standing by sundial at Lady Bower House

Probably Annie Maud Wightman (1854 - 1940) and Edith Wightman (1850 - 1943) [sister and wife respectively of Arthur Wightman (1842 - 1924)] with a dog by sundial at Lady Bower House

Group of four wounded First World War soldiers outside Lady Bower House, where they were presumably convalescing, c. 1915

Group of four wounded First World War soldiers outside Lady Bower House, where they were presumably convalescing, c. 1915

Hallam Gate, Crookes, Sheffield, Arthur Wightman's main residence