Beauchief Abbey, off Abbey Lane. Founded by Robert Fitz Ranulf, Lord of Alfreton, around 1183. After the Dissolution in 1537, the site became the property of Sir Nicholas Strelley. The tower, although original, has lost its top storey and west window

Cathedral SS Peter and Paul, Church Street

Unidentified house, supposed to be at Crookes, however maps of the 1900s do not show houses matching the architecture of this building

Leather Mill Wheel (also known as Holme Wheel), Whiteley Woods, River Porter.

Derelict Leather Mill Wheel (also known as Holme Wheel), Whiteley Woods on the River Porter

Frozen fountain in Weston Park

Gravestone in Ecclesall Woods, on the Beauchief side, in memory of George Yardley, charcoal burner who died in his cabin when it caught fire

Gravestone in Ecclesall Woods, on the Beauchief side, in memory of George Yardley, charcoal burner who died in his cabin when it caught fire

Leather Mill Wheel (also known as Holme Wheel), Whiteley Woods, River Porter

Photographers at Shepherd (Porter Wheel) Wheel, Whiteley Woods, situated in what is now Bingham Park. Last remaining cutlers' wheel. There was a wheel on this site in 1584. Mr. Shepherd connected with wheel in 1794.