Snig Hill from West Bar, derelict timber framed shops, prior to demolition in 1900

Snig Hill, premises on left include No. 76 Joseph Garside, butcher, No. 74 Harry Schofield, boot and shoe maker, No 66 Ann Ramsden, hatter, Nos. 62 - 64 Meeke Brothers, drapers, premises on right, No 53, J. Eaton, pawnbrokers, No 49, Charles Field

Snig Hill from West Bar, timber framed shops, premises include No. 74 Howard Brothers, butchers

Snig Hill from Bridge Street. Premises include, No. 78 Boots Pure Drug Co., chemists and derelict timber framed shops prior to demolition, Right, premises include No 59, John W. Burrell, hosier

Snig Hill from West Bar, derelict timber framed shops, prior to demolition in 1900, left, premises on right include No 53, John Eaton, pawnbroker

Snig Hill from West Bar, derelict timber framed shops, prior to demolition in 1900

Snig Hill from West Bar, derelict timber framed shops, prior to demolition in 1900

Snig Hill, 1860-1890, No. 74 Howard Brothers, butchers; No. 72 hairdressers and tobacconist belonging to Joe Turner and No. 70 oyster dealer belonging to Harry Fox

Snig Hill from junction with Angel Street, Bank Street and Castle Street, former printing offices of the Sheffield Independent, left, No. 48 Bombay Tea Co., tea merchants, No. 50 J. Wilson and Son, toy importers, Great Central Toy Warehouse, right

Snig Hill from West Bar, derelict timber framed shops, prior to demolition in 1900