Froggatt Edge and Baslow Coach at Calver Sough with the outbuildings of the Eyre Arms (right) the old Toll House on the left

Entrance hall and staircase at Tapton Grange, Tapton Park Road

Elliotts Rock (or Stone), where Ebenezer Elliott composed poetry by the Black Brook, christened the Ribbledin by the Poet

Portobello Place, Portobello from Mappin Street originally built for Waterhouse, Hodgson and Co., silversmiths and plated manufacturers, later occupied by Samuel Laycock and Son, hairseating manufacturers

Crimean Monument, Moorhead

Manor Primary School (formerly Manor County School), City Road

Artists impression of Attercliffe Common around 1785 showing the Gibbet

Brook Secondary School, Richmond Road

King Edward VII School, Glossop Road, opened September 1905.

King Edward VII School, Glossop Road, opened September 1905.