Ranmoor from Greystones, St. John's C. of E. Church can be seen in centre

No. 154 Biggins Bros. Ltd., electro platers (right) and Sheaf Plate Works (left), Arundel Street looking towards Joseph Elliot and Sons Ltd., Granville Works, Sylvester Street

J. Elliot and Sons, Sylvester Works, cutlery manufacturers, Sylvester Street

Bingo hall formerly Greystones Picture Palace, Ecclesall Road. Opened 27 July 1914, seating 700. Equipped with a stage for variety shows. Closed 17 August 1968. The auditorium reopened as a bingo hall but was later destroyed by fire and demolis

Cannon Cinema, Flat Street, formerly CineCenta. Incorporated into Pond Street development, opening 30 January 1969. Star Group took over cinema in 1972. In 1985 sold to Cannon and renamed Cannon in May 1986. Became Fiesta in August 1989. Closed Sept

Cannon 1-2 Cinema, Angel Street, prior to closing

The Don Picture Palace, West Bar, used as a furniture showroom

Detail of door handle at The Electra Palace, Fitzalan Square, which opened 11th February 1911. Closed on 28 July 1945 and reopened as Capital and Provincial News Theatre in September. Became Classic Cinema on 15 January 1962. Closed 24th November 198

Albert Road

Albert Road