Woodhouse Branch Library, Interior

Interior of St. George's Museum (the first Ruskin Museum), Walkley

Ball-i'-th-Tree, Clarkehouse Road, Broomhall

Ball -i' - th- Tree, Clarkehouse Road

Beehive Hotel, No 240, West Street. Portland Lane, right. St. George's Church in background. The railings were there 1870-1880.

Big Tree Hotel, Chesterfield Road, Woodseats. Originally named the Masons Arms. Renamed the Big Tree due to the large oak tree at the front. Wesley is said to have preached here

Prince of Wales, No 95, Ecclesall Road South. Later known as Baltimore Diner, Woodstock Diner, Woodstock and Macaw.

Bell Hagg Inn, Manchester Road

Bell Hagg Inn and Bell Hagg Quarry, property of Ernest Andrews and Son, Manchester Road

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth. Owned by the Bagshawe family. Once a farmhouse, but rebuilt and enlarged in 1829 as a public house. Built with stone from Mawfa Lane Quarries. At the rear is a long room formerly used as a petty sessions court