Tudor Way looking towards Sycamore Street, from Tudor Street. No 21, House Refuse Collection and Disposal Department, right

Nos. 1 - 13 Tudor Way from Tudor Street, premises include Wilks Bros. and Co. Ltd., ironmongers (on corner of Norfolk Street) and No 13, Adelphi Hotel, right, later the site of Crucible Theatre

Union Lane showing side view of Nos. 60 - 64 Charles Street, Foxon and Robinson Ltd., packing case manufacturers, junction with Charles Street in background

Union Lane showing side view of Nos. 60 - 64 Charles Street, Foxon and Robinson Ltd., packing case manufacturers and rear of Nos. 29 and 31 Union Street, left

Union Lane showing side view of Nos. 60 - 64 Charles Street, Foxon and Robinson Ltd., packing case manufacturers

Union Lane, rear of Union Street Sheffield Picture Palace, (also known as The Palace), left and rear of Nos 29 and 31, Union Street

Union Lane from Furnival Street. Nos. 13 - 15, Furnival Street, Wilkinson (Printers 1940) Ltd., right

Union Street from Furnival Street. P.W. Lacey Ltd., footwear and outfitters, former Newton Chambers, Tudor House, formerly Newton House, right. The Sheffield Picture Palace (referred to in later directories as The Palace) in background

Union Street from Furnival Street. Cambridge Arcade in background

Union Street from Furnival Street showing (right) P.W. Lacey Ltd., footwear and outfitters, former Newton Chambers, Tudor House, formerly Newton House, right. Union Street Picture Palace in background