Wharncliffe Lodge, south west of Wharncliffe Farm, at the end of Lady Wharncliffe Road. Built in 1510 by Sir Thomas Wortley who destroyed two hamlets to extend his chase. The lodge remains in the Wortley family

Fair with performers at unidentified location

Travellers Rest public house, No. 141 South Street, Moor, later renamed The Moor

Clock tower pavilion, Firth Park Road

Mappin Art Gallery in Weston Park. Built in the Greek Ionic style, from designs by Flockton and Gibbs, architects. Opened July 27th, 1887 by Sir Frederick T. Mappin

Botanical Gardens, The Pavilions on left

Crookes Old Great Dam and Dam House

Endcliffe Park boating lake, previously the dam belonging to the Holme (Second Endcliffe) Grinding Wheel

Snow at Endcliffe Park boating lake, previously the dam belonging to the Holme (Second Endcliffe) Grinding Wheel

Forge Dam boating lake, Whiteley Woods, Fulwood (the former dam to the Old Forge)