Dial Motors and Motormyles, car dealers and the Ship Inn, No. 312 Shalesmoor showing terraced housing on Dunfields

The Shakespeare public house (latterly the Ye Olde Shakespeare Inn and the Brothers Arms public house), No.106, Well Road, Heeley, off Gleadless Road, prior to demolition of terraces.

Plumpers Hotel, at the junction of Sheffield Road and Bawtry Road, Tinsley before demolition for construction of M1 Motorway, gentleman with the stick is Mr. H. Parker of Greasbrough Road

Newmarket Hotel, No. 20 Broad Street and No. 1 Sheaf Street (1810s -1960s)

Adelphi Hotel, No. 13 Tudor Way, (formerly No. 13 Arundel Street), at junction of Sycamore Street

Former Industry Inn, No. 34 Broad Street and No. 1 South Street

Forester's Hotel, Nos. 73 - 75 Division Street, at junction of Rockingham Street. Also known as Yorick

Aerial view of Neepsend showing Infirmary Road, Penistone Road, River Don, Ball Street Bridge and Kelham Weir, Cornish Place Works, Cornish Works, Green Lane, Neepsend Lane (bottom), Neepsend Bridge and Neepsend Gas Works

Aerial view of Neepsend showing Penistone Road, Samuel Osborn and Co., Mushet Tool Works, River Don, Neepsend Lane,

Aerial view of Neepsend and Kelvin showing Kelvin Flats (top left), Royal Infirmary, Infirmary Road, site of St. Philips Church, Penistone Road, River Don and Neepsend Gas Works (right)