East front of Derwent Hall. Ornamental garden includes clipped Irish yews. Private St. Henry's Roman Catholic Chapel, built in the 19th century, far right. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Entrance to Derwent Hall, 1891-1895. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Decorations for Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, The Wicker from Blonk Street showing Nos. 23, New White Lion public house and 25/27, Norman Crapper, ironmonger

Streetscene looking from Lady's Bridge towards the Wicker showing Tram No. 10

The Wicker looking towards Lady's Bridge. No 2, Wicker, Wicker Tilt also known as Huntsman's Forge, (occupied by Benjamin Huntsman, Tilter, and Wards, Blonk and Co.) and Elephant and Castle Tea Co., tea dealers in background

Streetscene in The Wicker showing horse drawn transport and Nos. 34 - 36, Wm. Hy. Butler, boot manufacturer

Wilkinson Street, Broomhall

High Street looking towards Cole Brothers, George Street, left, Nos. 40 - 44 G. H. Hovey and Sons, general drapers, No. 36 and 38, H. Hawksley, hatter and Queen Victoria Hotel, No. 34, Charles Kino, tailor

High Street at junction of York Street, including No 3, London and Yorkshire Bank (extreme left), No 7 (corner of York Street), former Yorkshire Auction Mart/London and Yorkshire Bank Ltd.

A new plan of Sheffield based on the 1850 O.S. map, with revisions from 1850-1863