Cross Burgess Street looking towards Burgess Street, City Centre, this piece of land had been sold to the Salvation Army, tower belongs to the Albert Hall

Moorhead, Button Lane and Cambridge Street, 1870-90, James Starr, currier and leather cutter, No. 32 Button Lane

Nos. 72 - 80 Cambridge Street (originally called Coalpit Lane) from Moorhead. Button Lane, left. At this time, No. 72, right, was a lodging house

Campo Lane, tower belongs to St. James' Church, destroyed in World War II

Campo Lane from top of Townhead Street, No. 100 Campo Lane, Henry D. Widdowson and Son, basket makers

Cemetery Road, extra horse waiting for tram to help pull it uphill

Charles Lane by George Outram

Chesterfield Road at bottom of Albert Road, Heeley toll bar on right, Crown Inn on left

Abbey Hotel, No. 348 (later renumbered No.944), Chesterfield Road at junction of Abbey Lane.

Commercial Street and Haymarket junction, showing Canada House (the old Sheffield Gas Company offices) and Haymarket Post Office