Sheffield Flood, remains of Trickett's Farm belonging to James Trickett, at the junction of Rivers Rivelin and Loxley, household of eleven people washed away and drowned

Sheffield Flood, damage at Waterloo Houses, end of Cornish Street, Philadelphia, Neepsend (stood next to River Don) One house occupied by Joseph Chapman the village tailor

Sheffield Flood. Burning refuse at remains at H. Johnson and S.J. Barker's, Limbrick Wheels, Rollers and Makers of Crinoline Wires, River Loxley

Sheffield Flood, Dale Dyke Reservoir breach

Sheffield Flood, damage at Waterloo Houses, end of Cornish Street, Philadelphia, Neepsend (stood next to River Don)

Sheffield Flood Ruins at Owlerton Green/Bradfield Road

Sheffield Flood. Remains of garden owned by George Hawksley (owner of Upper Wheel, often referred to as Hawksley's Wheel), River Loxley, Owlerton

Sheffield Flood - Hillsborough

Sheffield Flood. Remains of the 'Shuttle House', residence of James Sharman, head of Bacon Island (formed by the River Don dividing into two branches), William and Samuel Butcher, steel tilters and rollers, Philadelphia Steel Works, in background

Sheffield Flood. Remains of Ball Street Bridge. Lion Works (Steel), left, Ball Bridge Works, (Engineering), right