Leavygreave Road looking towards (right) Portobello and showing (left) St. George's C. of E. Church, Brook Hill and (centre) the Sir Francis Mappin Building, University of Sheffield, Mappin Street

Mr E. A. Walker with the water driven tilt hammers, Abbeydale Works, former premises of W. Tyzack, Sons and Turner Ltd., manufacturers of files, saws, scythes etc., prior to restoration and becoming Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Museum in 1970

Architects drawing by Leeds School of Architecture of Abbeydale Works, prior to restoration and becoming Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Museum

Architects drawing by Leeds School of Architecture of Abbeydale Works, prior to restoration and becoming Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Museum

King Edward VII School, Glossop Road, opened September 1905. Formed by the amalgamation of Royal Grammar School and Wesley College, in the buildings originally known as Wesleyan Proprietary Grammar School, erected 1838. Became Wesley College, 1840s

Group visit to the Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, Abbeydale Works, former premises of W. Tyzack, Sons and Turner Ltd., manufacturers of files, saws, scythes etc.,

Peacock Hotel, Owler Bar

Sir Keith Joseph arrives to open Redvers House, Union Street during a demonstration

Reopening of Victoria Hall, Norfolk Street showing the Lord Mayor (1st left) and Lady Mayoress, Mrs. Lily Graham (2nd left) Alderman Lionel Stephen Edward Farris JP and Mrs Farris

Cottages on Summer Lane, Totley