Manor Cinema, City Road, near the junction of Price of Wales Road and Ridgeway Road. Opened 12th December, 1927. Owned by Manor Picture House Ltd., with a total capacity of 1700. Closed 14th June 1969.

Foyer and lounge at the Rex Cinema, junction of Mansfield Road and Hollybank Road, Intake. Opened 24 July 1939. Designed by Hadfield and Cawkwell, seated 1350. Closed December 1982 and demolished October 1983

Auditorium, Rex Cinema, junction of Mansfield Road and Hollybank Road, Intake, prior to demolition. Opened 24 July 1939. Designed by Hadfield and Cawkwell, seated 1350. Closed December 1982 and demolished October 1983

Projection room, Rex Cinema, junction of Mansfield Road and Hollybank Road, Intake, prior to demolition. Opened 24 July 1939. Designed by Hadfield and Cawkwell, seated 1350. Closed December 1982 and demolished October 1983

The Norfolk Picture Palace, from Talbot Street, Park. Opened 24 December 1914, seating 1000. Closed 24 December 1959. Demolished 1966. New Inn, No 183, Duke Street, in background

Night view of The Norfolk Picture Palace, junction of Duke Street and Talbot Street, Park. Opened 24 December 1914, seating 1000. Closed 24 December 1959. Demolished 1966.

Wincobank Picture Palace, Merton Road, Wincobank

General view of steam engine powering a Rolling Mill, River Don Works, Brightside. This engine has been relocated to Kelham Island Museum

Cottages in Court No. 3, Orchard Road, Walkley

Grand public house and the Grand Picture Palace, Spring Street. Formerly the Grand Theatre of Varieties, also known as Bijou and New Star