The Hostel (later known as Tudor House), West Bar from Steelhouse Lane

Spring Street from West Bar looking towards Daver Steels Ltd., steel processes and fabricators, Love Street

Spring Street looking towards H. Shaw and Son, magnet tool manufacturers, Anchor Works, Love Street

Spring Street looking towards West Bar

Spring Street looking towards H. Shaw and Son, magnet tool manufacturers, Anchor Works and WooLlen and Co, sign manufacturer, Love Street

Spring Street from Love Street showing the junction of Workhouse Lane and the rear of Gain More, carpet warehouse and other premises on Corporation Street

Nos. 61, Jim Storey, motor engineer and 69/71, Ellis Son and Paramore, surgical appliance manufacturers, Spring Street from No. 23 Corporation Street (derelict shop) looking towards Russell Street

Nos. 69 - 7, Ellis Son and Paramore, surgical appliance manufacturers, Spring Street looking towards Russell Street

Spartan Works (left) and Steel File and Tool Works (right), Malinda Street looking towards the only cementation furnace left in the world on the former site of Daniel Doncasters and Sons, Hoyle Street

Former premises of Henry Dixon Ltd., confectionery manufacturer, Britannia Works, Water Street looking towards Corporation Street