Oakfield House, No. 6 Broomhall Road. Former home of Henry Barnascone, merchant, (later, the Ministry of Social Security)

Oakfield House, No. 6 Broomhall Road. Former home of Henry Barnascone, Merchant, (later, the Ministry of Social Security)

Westfield House, West Street, later became the first Sheffield dispensary in the 1830s. The Royal Hospital later stood on this site

Westbourne House, Collegiate Crescent, later School of Physiotherapy

Westbourne House, Collegiate Crescent, later School of Physiotherapy

Westbourne House, Collegiate Crescent, later School of Physiotherapy

Woodthorpe Hall, Richmond Road, Intake

Leonard's Tea Rooms, Greenhill, most probably Nos. 137 - 139 (named Fernlea, home of William Leonard, 1900s-1930s), Bocking Lane. Map of 1923 shows semi detached house in a remote part of Bocking Lane with large extension at rear which matches photo

Crookes Mount, Crookes

Annie Thorpe, local midwife, outside Watch House, [Jane Street] at High Bradfield. Built in 1745 as a guard against bodies been stolen fron the churchyard