Looking west along Manchester Road towards Midhopestones crossroads, the building on the left is the house of Dawson the wheelwright on the right is Lower Hand Bank Farm, formerly the Rose and Crown public house

Club Inn, licensee Schofield Sykes, Mortimer Road, Midhopestones

Midhopestones Bridge, Mortimer Road over the Little Don River, Midhopestones

Lower Hand Bank Farm, formerly the Rose and Crown public house, Manchester Road, Midhopestones

J. W. Rodgers, Post Office, Midhopestones at the crossroads of Sheffield to Manchester Road (left to right) and Mortimer Road

Townend Road (in the foreground) and St. Mary C. of E. Church, Ecclesfield

Elliotts' Rock (or Stone), where Ebenezer Elliott composed poetry by the Black Brook, christened the Ribbledin by the Poet

Old Times Coach at Baslow

Froggatt Edge and Baslow Coach at Calver Sough with the outbuildings of the Eyre Arms (right) the old Toll House on the left

Entrance hall and staircase at Tapton Grange, Tapton Park Road