Plaque on No.12 Paradise Square commemorating Dr. David Daniel Davis (1778-1841), the famous physician, lived there 1803-1812

Ward Street from Bowling Green Street. No 5, Bowling Green Street, Miss Susannah Ellis, Shopkeeper (left). No 7, Joseph Henry Booth's Beerhouse, (right), probably called known as Brunswick public house, hence the sign

Shalesmoor at junction with Hoyle Street. Premises include (left to right), No. 327 Issac Winestone, painter and paperhanging dealer, No. 333 Robert Williams, fruiterer, No. 335 Samuel Greenwood, fishmonger

Tram 164 on Angel Street

Drinking fountain and shelter, Endcliffe Park

General Post Office, Flat Street

Old Queen's Head public house (formerly the Hall in the Ponds), No. 40 Pond Hill

Interior of glass house connecting The Pavilions, Botanical Gardens

The bandstand in Botanical Gardens. The Pavilions in background

Clock tower pavilion, Firth Park Road