Memorial to those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough Disaster at Hillsborough Football Ground on the 15th April 1989, situated at the junction Middlewood Road and Wadsley Lane

Victorian post box outside the Cathedral Church of SS Peter and Pauls, Church Street

Folk Group, Cartwheel, left to right, Peter Gray; Nick Gibbons; Tony Wood and Chris Blantern

Doroway and window, Spring Leigh, No. 47 Rundle Road

WWI War Memorial to the men of Cornish Place, James Dixon and Sons, Cornish Place Works, Cornish Street

Prince of Wales Road showing (right) the subway

Nos. 304/8 B and C Co-op; 302 Smedley's, fish and chip shop; 300 Sheaf News; 298 A Head of Fashion; 296 Washeteria; 294 Emdeecee, motorist discount centre; 292 Wine Sellers; 290 John's, butcher and 288, Allens, chemists, Prince of Wales Road

Nos. 299 Hy. Wilkinsons and Son; 297 Rupcos; 295 D and D Cockayne, bakers; 293 M. Thompson, fishmonger; 291 Upper Manor Post Office and Prince of Wales Newsagency; 289 Liptons Ltd; 287 bookmakers and Streets; 285 Wendys, Prince of Wale

Nos. 833-803 (right), Darnall Congregational Church, Prince of Wales Road and Prince of Wales Road Railway Bridge

Nos. 833-803 (left to right), Prince of Wales Road looking towards Main Road, Darnall