South Street, Moor, at junction with Earl Street, right. Premises include Nos. 65 - 67 John Eaton, pawnbrokers, No. 75 Francis Redshaw, grocer (with flag advertising tea), No 79, Pump Tavern. St Paul's Church in background

Fargate looking towards High Street prior to road widening

Arthur Davy and Sons, provision merchant, No. 38 Fargate

Fargate decorated for Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. Green Dragon Hotel in background

Elevated view of High Street from Coles Corner. Foster's Buildings, right including Nos. 10 - 16, Foster and Son, tailors. Buildings on left include No. 11 Sheffield Goldsmiths Co., No. 13 Castle Chambers and old Telegraph offices

High Street from 'Coles Corner', before road widening, including No. 6 William Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear public house, Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors

High Street and East Parade, No. 1 High Street, Pawson and Brailsford, printers (prior to construction of Parade Chambers)

New Corn Exchange, built early 1880s, Broad Street, right

Norfolk Market Hall, Haymarket, before 1896, showing the old west front which was rebuilt 1904-5. Tontine Commercial Hotel on corner in background

Fargate, shops include Nos. 19 - 23 Independent Offices, Fargate House, Nos. 25 - 31 Victoria House, No. 33 John B. Eaton, hosier, No. 35 Old Red House Inn