Heeley toll bar, Chesterfield Road, near Albert Road

No. 127 (extreme left) and Smithy in the background West Bar at the junction with Lambert Street

Thomas Barber's licensed premises, Nos. 54 and 56 Gilpin Street

Sheffield Tramways Company, horse drawn tram No. 33 stood on London Road, probably built by Starbuck and Co., Birkenhead in 1877 for Heeley route (batch 32-40)

Horse tram (Corporation blue/cream livery) on Infirmary Road, near the 'Five Alls' public house, 1897-1898, horse trams first ran to Hillsborough in May 1877

Horse tram No. 10 on Lady's Bridge, The Wicker, car built by Starbuck and Co., Birkenhead in 1873 for the Attercliffe route

Changing horses at Hillsborough Bridge, Hillsborough tram terminus, Langsett Road

Sheffield Tramways Company, horse tram at Washington Road, Sharrow. Car is either No. 1 or No. 50, built 1886 by Ashbury Railway Carriages and Iron Co., Manchester, 1886

Granville Street and site of new Sheffield Midland railway station, 1850-1880, No. 121 Robert King, engraver, Surrey Works, left

Tram No. 45 at Common Side looking towards Howard Road and St. Joseph's Chapel belonging to St. Joseph's Home for Catholic Girls