General view, London Road, Heeley, entrance to Heeley Station, right, junction with Well Road, left, premises include No. 41 Thomas Pagdin, pork butcher, No 43 Thomas Ball, florist and fruiterer, No.45 Emma Lee, draper, No. 47 Henry Smith, boot maker

London Road near junction with Cecil Square, No. 224 Benjamin Cooper Revett, sewing and washing machine dealer, No. 222 David William Ellis Cook, draper

London Road from Lowfield, No. 384 Joseph Daniels, joiner and builder, left, Trinity Wesleyan Methodist Church (later renamed Brunswick-Trinity Methodist Church), in background

Long Steps, Park, from Old Street, steps lead to Bernard Street

Holly Street from junction of Orchard Lane, looking towards West Street Lane junction and back to back houses, No 18, Holly Street, Old Red Lion public house in distance, left

Machon Bank, looking towards Machon Bank Cottage (stood near junction with Emily Road)

Machon Bank, cottages stood at bottom of Emily Road (prior to construction of Emily Road)

West front of Shambles Market, Market Place, with Post Office and Elliott's Monument

Junction of High Street (former Fruit Market), Market Place and Change Alley, No. 1 Abraham Altham, tea dealer, (former timber framed town house), corner of Kings Head Hotel visible in background

Fitzalan Market, Market Place, looking towards Angel Street, 1880-1900, premises include William Colver, hosier and Thomas Cook and Sons, tourist agents