Pinstone Street from Moorhead, 1950 - 1955, Nelson Hotel behind tram

Pinstone Street showing remains of Empire Buildings, No. 121 Singer Sewing Machine Co., No. 123 Neville Reed, No. 125 Peter Hebden, cycle agent

Pinstone Street at junction with Charles Street, No. 107 Neville Reed Ltd., tailors and Lea-Scott Ltd., opticians

Pinstone Street showing No. 74 A.L. Salisbury Ltd., fancy goods dealer, No. 76 E.G. Stauber and Son, chocolate manufacturers, Nos. 78 - 80 Brooke Bray and Sons Ltd., nurserymen, No 82, Scientific Shoes Ltd., boot and shoe manufacturers

Pinstone Street including Palatine Buildings in foreground (includes No. 18 Bray Bros., hosiers, No. 20 Westons, costumiers)

Pinstone Street, Nos. 127 - 131 H.H.B. Sugg Ltd., sports outfitters, Cambridge Arcade, No. 135 Barney Goodman, tailors

Pinstone Street, premises include No. 88 Midland Bank, Nos. 90 - 92 F.J. Batchelor Ltd., costumiers, No. 94 G.E. Inman Ltd., bakers, No. 96 Haymans, costumiers

No. 259 and Pitsmoor Working Men's Club and Institute, Pitsmoor Road taken from the junction with Christ Church Road/Nottingham Street

Pitsmoor Road and Christ Church showing the junction with Christ Church Road/Nottingham Street

Pond Hill looking towards junction with River Lane, right, Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Sheaf Island Works