South view of Manor House ruins, Manor Lane, showing the Great Kitchen Tower, left. At this time the ruins had been converted into cottages

Sketch of the Turret Lodge at Sheffield Manor House, off Manor Lane

Sheffield Manor House ruins, from the north. At the time of this photograph, the house had been converted into various cottages

View towards Sheffield Manor House ruins, Manor Lane. Showing the Great Kitchen Tower, left and headstock belonging to Manor Castle Colliery

Sketch of Sheffield Manor House ruins, from the lane leading to Manor Castle Colliery. Remains of the Porter's Lodge, right

The Farm, Granville Road, former residence of the Duke of Norfolk

Engraving of The Farm, Granville Road, former residence of the Duke of Norfolk

Norton Hall, in what is now Graves Park, rear of St. James' Church. Built 1815 by Samuel Shore. In 1850 became property of Charles Cammell. Later became annexe to Jessop Hospital for Women and private clinic, Beechwood. Became private apartments, 199

Norton Hall, in what is now Graves Park, rear of St. James' Church. Built 1815 by Samuel Shore. In 1850 became property of Charles Cammell. Later became annexe to Jessop Hospital for Women and private clinic, Beechwood. Became private apartments, 199

Hillsborough Hall, in what is now Hillsborough Park, off Middlewood Road. Built 18th century by Thos. Steade, grandfather of Pegge-Burnell. Later property of Rimington family and James Willis Dixon, of James Dixon and Sons. Became Hillsborough Librar