Young ladies sitting and standing in grounds outside a large house, probably Oakdale, Broomhall Park

Almost certainly Edgefield House at Bradfield, 1860s

The Pavilions, Botanical Gardens

Hallam Gate, Crookes, residence at the time of Charles Hoole (1805 - 1876) and later residence of his son-in-law Arthur Wightman (1842 - 1924), c. 1870

Collegiate School, Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield, c. 1870, which later became Sheffield Royal Grammar School

Moor Lodge, Bradfield, c. 1870, home at the time of Francis Hoole (1801 - 1869), solicitor and former Sheffield Lord Mayor

Endcliffe Woods

Porter Brook

Shooting party of four individuals (including Arthur Wightman, standing to the right of the door with a gun under his arm and dog at his feet) outside a building thought to be Edgefield House, Bradfield, 1880s

John Fawcett Wightman (1857 - 1892) [brother of Arthur Wightman] with two ladies holding tennis rackets