Asline Road and Holland Road, Highfield, Harry Radford and Sons, pawnbroker and clothier, No. 72 Asline Road

Cottages at Balm Green, site of City Hall. Entrance to Court No. 4 left. Furnaces in the background belong to the Queen Steel Works belonging to John Lucas, iron and steel merchant on Holly Street

Jubilee Monolith, Town Hall Square looking towards Barkers Pool and continuation of Fargate. Note cabman's shelter behind Monolith, Nos. 78 - 82 Fargate, Johnson and Appleyards Ltd., cabinet makers etc.

Barkers Pool looking towards Fargate and Town Hall Square. Note cabman's shelter (Fargate extended to Pool Square until the 1960s when it became part of Barkers Pool)

Baslow Road, Totley Rise. Building on right belonged to Victoria Gardens, a pleasure garden which included a ballroom, refreshment room said to seat 10, 000 people and a promenade, it opened 1883 and closed 1887, Abbeydale Club in background

Elevated view of Blonk Street, Tower Grinding Wheel, (also known as Castle Grinding Wheel), Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd., Clyde Steel Works and Blonk Bridge on left, Wharf Street Goods Depot in distance

High Street prior to street-widening of 1896, No. 2 Thatched House Tavern and restaurant, No. 4 J. Preston, chemist, No. 6 William Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear Inn, Nos. 10 - 14 William Foster and Son Ltd., tailors

High Street / Market Place, corner with Change Alley, King's Head Hotel can be seen to right of picture, timber framed building was once a substantial town house

Brunswick Street, Broomhall, 1880-1900

Cross Burgess Street looking towards Burgess Street, City Centre, this piece of land had been sold to the Salvation Army, tower belongs to the Albert Hall