Warehouse at Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., Colliery Engineers, No 49, Norfolk Street

Rear of Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., Colliery Engineers, Sycamore Street. No 10, Milk Street, John Biggin Ltd., silver manufacturers, in background

Letterhead from Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., Colliery Engineers, 49, Norfolk Street

Boots Chemists, No 652, Staniforth Road, Darnall (Store 150)

South-East view of St. James' Church, Norton, by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm. The early seventeenth century Norton Hall shown beyond the church was demolished shortly after Grimm's visit and rebuilt

Nether Spurgear Wheel Dam (also known as Third Endcliffe Wheel), Endcliffe

Silver Mace executed for his Grace the Duke of Norfolk for presentation to the City of Sheffield as a memorial of his having been the first Lord Mayor

Cathedral SS Peter and Paul, Church Street

Albert Hall, junction of Barkers Pool and Burgess Street. Opened 15 December 1873 as a concert hall. Began showing short films on a regular basis and from 17 June 1918 operated as a normal cinema. Destroyed by fire on 14 July 1937

The Cutlers Hall and Banks, Church Street