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.

Market Place, King Street and Angel Street. Shops include No. 20 Angel Street, Charles J. Muddiman, bootmaker, Fitzalan Market Hall on right

Ecclesall Hall Farm, believed to be the last remnants of Ecclesall Hall (although greatly reduced in size and converted into a farmhouse after losing its status), Millhouses Lane, Silver Hill, near junction of Ecclesall Road South. Demolished 1935

Ecclesall Hall Farm, believed to be the last remnants of Ecclesall Hall (although greatly reduced in size and converted into a farmhouse after losing its status), Millhouses Lane, Silver Hill, near junction of Ecclesall Road South. Demolished 1935

Sheffield Coach at Snake Inn

Collegiate School, Collegiate Crescent, boarding school for juniors and proprietary school for university for seniors. Became Sheffield Royal Grammar School in 1880s. In 1906, converted to Sheffield University's Teachers' College.