Central Fire Station, No. 50 Division Street

Large stone Coat of Arms of Duke of Norfolk, in grounds of old Gin Stables, Stafford Lane (former Gin Stables Lane) and Ingram Road, Park. This piece of stonework appears in a 1900s postcard in the grounds of Beech Hill, Norfolk Park Road

Meadow Lane Farm, Whiteley Wood Road.

Meadow Lane Farm, Whiteley Wood Road. Stone-built farmhouse and outbuildings. Owned by Sheffield Corporation

Wisteria Cottage, No 84, Cherrytree Road, Nether Edge. Date over door, 1765, with the initials R. and R.B., standing for Robert Bagshawe (scythesmith) and his wife (not known). At the time of this photograph, owned by Mr. C.G. Haigh

Derelict Non Conformist Mortuary Chapel, General Cemetery

Rear of the derelict Non Conformist Mortuary Chapel, General Cemetery

The gatehouse to General Cemetery from Cemetery Avenue

Bridge over the Porter Brook, supporting the gatehouse, General Cemetery

Church of England Mortuary Chapel, in the new portion of General Cemetery, off Cemetery Road. The first stone of the church was laid by Rev. Dr. Sutton, then vicar, May 8th, 1848. The ground consecrated by the Archbishop, June 27th, 1850