No. 31, Lea and Russell Ltd., tailors Union Street; The Sheffield Picture Palace (The Palace) and Tudor House at the junction with Furnival Street

View from the Peace Gardens looking towards Norfolk Street showing Nos. 163/5 Walker and Carson, stationers (extreme right); Howard Chambers (tall building centre) and Nos. 147-151, Ernest W. Hatfield, motor car distributor

Thomas Furniss (Sheffield) Ltd., Nos. 73 - 75 Norfolk Street, wholesale merchants and grocers,at the junction with Arundel Street taken from the junction with Norfolk Row and the entrance to the car park between Norfolk Street and Tudor Street

Parking meters on Tudor Street looking across the car park towards the Victoria Hall, Norfolk Street showing the Adelphi Hotel at the corner of Arundel Street and Tudor Street

Hole in the Road looking towards Fitzalan Square with Park Hill Flats in the background showing Bunker and Pratley Ltd.; Marples Hotel (right) and the Classic Cinema

W. Ogley, pet store and R.B. Bingham Ltd., provision merchant, Sheaf Market (Rag and Tag Market), Broad Street

Elevated view of Nos. 4, vacant premises of Philip Cann, music seller; 6, H. C. Sayer, butcher; 8, S. M. Parry, fruitiers, 10, Foam Shop, rubber cushion dealers, Dixon Lane

Cambridge Street from Pinstone Street showing, No. 49, Fairprice Fireplace Co. Ltd (right); 62-64, Maison Constance, ladies hairdresser (left); 60, Candy Box, confectioners, 58, Oxley's, outfitters and The Hippodrome being used as a cinema

The Hippodrome being used as a cinema showing Walt Disney's Fantasia and No. 52, Nell's Bar (formerly The Red Lion Hotel), Cambridge Street

Elevated view showing construction of the Hallamshire Hospital later to become the Royal Hallamshire Hospital