Bride and groom, possibly connected to James Dixon. Groom wears Air Force uniform and the bride wears white gown and gloves and carries yellow flowers

William Tyzack, Sons and Turner Ltd., Sports Pavilion (Old Nags Head huts at rear of Nag's Head Inn, Sheffield Road). Two old railway carriages which acted as sports pavilions, 1923-1931, right. The pavilion on the left was erected to replace these

Clock tower pavilion, Firth Park Road

Walled land of No. 185, adjoining No. 183, and Nos. 181, 179, 177 etc., Woodside Lane showing the junction with Wood Fold

Rear of Nos. 128 and 130, Woodside Lane

Nos. 126 (extreme left), 128 and 130 etc., Woodside Lane

Nos. 183 and walled land of No. 185 Woodside Lane at the junction with Wood Fold. Demolished January 1960

Nos. 3, 2 and 1 (left to right), Court 16 and No. 168 (extreme right), Woodside Lane

Rear of Nos. 126, 128-130 (showing the distances to the Privies), 132, 134 and Court No. 12 House No. 1, 2, and 3, Woodside Lane

Nos. 165 - 183 (left) and Nos. 148, 150 etc., Woodside Lane looking towards the junction with Wood Fold. Demolished January 1960