Interior of Norfolk Market Hall. In the centre was a fountain of Green Moor stone. The sides and ends of the market were divided into about fifty shops. Double ranges of stalls ran down the centre, so the market was divided into four avenues.

Norfolk Market Hall, artist's impression, Exchange Street, right, Castlefolds, foreground, Dixon Lane and Broad Street, left

Corn Exchange, decorated for Queen Victoria's visit

Church of England Mortuary Chapel, in the new portion of General Cemetery, off Cemetery Road. The first stone of the church was laid by Rev. Dr. Sutton, then vicar, May 8th, 1848. The ground consecrated by the Archbishop, June 27th, 1850

General view of General Cemetery, Sharrow, Non Conformist Chapel in background

Marsh Brothers, steel manufacturers, Pond Works, fronting Shude Lane, photographed from side facing Ponds Dam (fed by River Sheaf), c. 1890

Shude Lane, left, Shude Lane from junction of Shude Hill and Pond Street, Marsh Brother's Pond Works, right, second building on left was No 2, Golden Lion public house, Right, Shude Lane looking towards Shude Hill from junction with Shemeld Croft

Shude Lane, derelict premises, opposite Ponds Works, building on extreme left was No. 2 Golden Lion public house

Shude Lane, derelict premises, looking towards Shude Hill, premises on right include No 2, former Golden Lion public house

Shude Lane, derelict premises, opposite Marsh Brother's Ponds Works, No 2, former Golden Lion public house, left