Milk Street from Sycamore Street looking towards Norfolk Street, No. 10 John Biggin Ltd., silver manufacturers, left, works belonging to Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, right

Bow Street, later became West Street showing (right) Nos. 24 - 26 J.W. and J.R. Ellis, ironmongers, right

Bow Street, later became West Street, looking up to Holly Street, Nos. 11 - 33 left, premises include Nos. 13 and 15 William Thorpe, confectioners

Moorhead looking towards Pinstone Street including Nelson Hotel, Public Benefit Boot Co. and Crimean Monument, right, T. and J. Roberts Ltd., general drapers, left (later became Roberts Brothers)

Moorhead looking towards Furnival Street, Public Benefit Boot Co. and Crimean Monument, left, Newton Chambers, Newton House, centre, Thomas Berry and Co. Ltd., Moorhead Brewery, brewers, right

Moorhead, Cambridge Street (in background) and Button Lane (left), premises on Button Lane include No. 6 John Mottram, greengrocer, No. 10 Parrot Inn, premises on Cambridge Street No. 77 George Jepson, chemist, No. 79 Wm. Wilson and Son

South Street, Moor at Moorhead, shops on site of later G. Binns Ltd., No. 2 Frederick Jones, butcher, No. 4 Thomas Earnshaw, oyster dealer, No. 6 Charles Frederick Copley, hairdresser, No. 8 William Walker, stationer, Button Lane (in background)

Moorhead, Crimean Monument, Public Benefit Boot Co., in background, Newton Chambers, Newton House, yet to be constructed behind lamp post

Heeley horse tram at Crimean Monument, Moorhead, Nelson Hotel and Public Benefit Boot Co., in background, Newly constructed Newton Chambers, Newton House, right

Crimean Monument, Moorhead, Nelson Hotel, in background, Construction of Newton Chambers, Newton House, right