St. James' Street from St. James' Row, 1820-1850, looking towards St. James' Church, premises include No. 1 Stamp Office and J. and W. Brown, solicitors, left, No. 2 the vicarage of Cathedral SS Peter and Paul, right

Broadbent House, also known as 'The Old Banker's House', No. 3 Hartshead, St. Peter's Close under arch, 1945-55

Tram No. 109 passing Thomas W. Ward Ltd., Savile Street, at junction of Attercliffe Road, looking towards the Wicker Goods Station and Depot

Milton's Head Inn, Nos. 29 - 31 Allen Street at the junction with Smithfield

No. 79 Dearne Street looking towards Nos. 13-17, Stupton Road, Nos. 21 and 23, Limpsfield Road (left) and Nos. 16, Limpsfield Road and Nos. 72-78, Stupton Road (right) with the allotments in the background

Looking towards junction of Stumperlowe Hall Road and Stumperlowe Lane from Slayleigh Lane, 1915-1925. Stumperlowe Grange, left

Stubbin Lane looking towards the roundabout and Firth Park Road showing Firth Park United Methodist Church and various shops including No. 3 H. E. Purcells, fancy goods

Firth Park United Methodist Church and Sunday School showing Firth Park roundabout looking towards Stubbin Lane

Waingate, 1895-1915. Royal Hotel, Royal Hotel Vaults, No. 8 William Henry Whitehead, tailor, Tennant Brothers Ltd., Exchange Brewery in background

Waingate, 1915-1925, east side between Exchange Street and Lady's Bridge. No. 12 Rose and Crown public house (also known as Britannia), right, Tennant Brothers, Exchange Brewery and W and T Avery in background