Jubilee Monolith, Town Hall Square. Wilson Peck, Music Store, corner of Barker's Pool and Pinstone Street (Nos 2-6), in background. Albert Hall, right

Old Wesleyan Preaching House, Mulberry Street

Beauchief Hall, built 1671, by Edward Pegge, High Sheriff of Derbyshire in 1664, for his son, using stones from ruined Beauchief Abbey. Held by Edward Pegge's descendants until 1909. Later occupied by A. Kingsford Wilson, former Master Cutler. Sold 1

Whiteley Wood Hall, Common Lane, built 1662 by Alexandra Ashton, demolished 1959. Stood in its own woods, commanding a view over the Porter Valley. Home of Thomas Boulsover, inventor of Sheffield Plate, who died here in 1788, and Samuel Plimsoll

Carved oak from Walkley Hall, acquired about 1905 by Mrs. H. S. Goddard Himsworth, from a cobbler, a tenant after the Hall had been divided into tenements. It was later given to Mr. Basil Doncaster and is now in Cartledge Hall

Lady's Bridge from River Don

Old Cottage, Court No. 3, Pitsmoor Road (formerly known as Pye Bank), between the Barrel Inn and Rock House, Fox Street

Sharrow Snuff Mill, Wilsons and Co., Snuff Manufacturers, off Sharrow Vale Road, River Porter

Tilt hammers in Beeley Wood Tilts also known as Beeley Wood Works

Town Hall and Queen Victoria Monument, Town Hall Square. Pinstone Street, right. Surrey Street, left