Old Queen's Head Public House., No 40, Pond Hill. Formerly the Hall in the Ponds, earliest mention was in 1582 in an 'inventory of contents' made by George, the Six Earl of Shrewsbury. In 1770, referred to as the former wash-house to Sheffield Manor

Crowder House, Barnsley Road, Longley, showing south side as the Wilkinson family knew it

Crowder House, Barnsley Road, Longley, showing the north side as the Wilkinsons would have known it except for the french window put in by Bernard Wake

Crowder House, Barnsley Road, Longley, showing north side

Crowder House, Barnsley Road, Longley, showing south side after alterations for Miss Jane Wake

Fireplace in Dining Room at Crowder House

Fireplace in Dining Room at Crowder House

Settle on the landing at Crowder House, showing, on right, one of the 'Merrythought beams' which go from the foundations to the roofs

Grinders Gravestone, removed from St. Paul's Churchyard on its demolition, 1938 and deposited at Shepherd Wheel, 1943

Grinders Gravestones, removed from St. Paul's Churchyard on its demolition, 1938 and deposited at Shepherd Wheel, 1943