Moorhead looking towards Pinstone Street and St. Paul C. of E. Church. T. and J. Roberts, drapers, left

South Street, Moor, premises on right include No. 79 Pump Tavern, Nos. 83 - 85 Thompson and Sons, cycle merchants (with adverts)

Pinstone Street prior to the construction of the Town Hall. St. Paul's Church, right. Construction of Stewart and Stewart, tailors and Sheffield Cafe Co., left

City Hall Gardens, also known as Balm Green Gardens, Barkers Pool, Cinema House in background

The gardeners with their produce, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

Fargate at junction of Pepper Alley showing Joseph Johnson, glass, china and earthenware dealer, Nos. 61 - 63 Fargate

Bow Street, City Centre, from Leopold Street junction, Nos. 2 - 8 H.T. Lowe and Sons, pianoforte dealers and Times Buildings

Exchange Street, premises include No. 27 Rotherham House public house, No. 29 W. and T. Avery Ltd., weighing machines manufacturers, The Market Buildings

Offices and cab stand belonging to William Henry Haigh, cab and omnibus proprietor, junction of Ecclesall Road (right) and Cemetery Road (left)

London Road. Premises include No. 28 Albert Birds, confectioner, No. 24 Lucy Eleanor Faulks, boot maker, No. 20 Jennie Fairburn, confectioner