Old stables, formerly belonging to Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd., Clyde Steel Works, Blonk Street

New White Lion public house, No. 23 The Wicker

Former Brightside Foundry and Engineering Co., Wicker Iron and Engineering Works, later became Dewire's Wholesale Drapery Electrical, Spital Hill

Nos. 87 - 101 Spital Hill, former Spital Hill Works. Premises include No. 95 M. and L. (Insurance Brokers) Ltd. and No. 101 C. G. Littlewood Ltd., motor coach proprietor

Nos. 85 - 91 The Wicker. No. 85 R.A. Roberts (Office Equipment) Ltd., office furnishers. Nos. 87 - 89, Aids Centre for the Disabled (former Midland Bank). No. 91 The Cooker Corner (former Veterinary Surgeon)

Steps leading to Victoria Station and Royal Victoria Hotel, from The Wicker

Offices formerly belonging to Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd., merchants and manufacturers, Clyde Steel Works, The Wicker

Old works formerly belonging to John Armitage and Son, fire brick manufacturers, Wharncliffe Fireclay Works, built 1888, Broomhall Street. Devonshire Street in background

Sheffield Corporation Abbatoir from Aston Street

Crookesmoor Vestry Hall, Roebuck Road