Jubilee Monolith, Town Hall Square, from Leopold Street, prior to construction of Town Hall. Pinstone Street, Cheney Square and St. Paul's Church, right, Surrey Street, left (out of view), showing rear of premises fronting New Church Street

Jubilee Monolith, Town Hall Square. Albany Hotel, Yorkshire Penny Bank and Y.M.C.A.'s, Carmel House in background

Sheffield Photographic Society, excursion to Fox House Inn, Hathersage Road, Derbyshire

Fargate looking towards High Street. Cole Brothers, department store, left

The Wicker looking towards Wicker Arches. Horse trams commenced October 1873-1899

High Street from Church Street. Premises include Foster's Buildings, right. No 3, Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd. (incorporated London and Yorkshire Bank), left

Top of High Street in 1864. Premises include No. 39 S. Thompson, confectioner

Bethel Primitive Methodist Chapel and Sunday School, Cambridge Street, junction of Bethel Walk, prior to alterations

Bethel Primitive Methodist Chapel and Sunday School, Cambridge Street, after alterations

Norfolk Market Hall, Haymarket, prior to the rebuilding of the west front 1904-5. Exchange Street in background, including No. 3, Maypole Dairy Co.