Ladybower Reservoir and the ruins of St. James and St. John's C. of E. Church, formerly of Derwent village.

St. James and St. John's C. of E. Church, Derwent, built 1867, demolished in the 1940's for the construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Ashopton Viaduct across Ladybower Reservoir (Viaduct stands over the ruins of Ashopton Village), during the drought of 1959

Derwent Hall. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Whitham Road and junction of Newbould Lane, premises include No. 129 Newbould Lane, Boots, Chemists, No. 197 Whitham Road, Gallons Ltd., grocers, No. 199, W.A. Broom Ltd., bakers

Trams at the junction with Nursery Street and The Wicker taken from Lady's Bridge showing Williams Deacon's Bank, Grosvenor House (also known as Grosvenor Temperance Hotel and The Lion Hotel) and No. 2 Frank Wilkins, jeweller

Streetscene in The Wicker looking towards the Wicker Arches showing Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd

Snow on The Wicker showing tram No. 489 and Nos. 122, Lewis Goffin, furniture dealer and 126 National Provincial Bank

Nos. 17, 15 13 etc. (right) and gable end of No. 14 Wincobank Lane looking towards the former Picturedrome, Upwell Street

Former Scala Cinema and Nos. 28 - 30 S and E Co-op, Winter Street looking towards The Star and Garter public house (left centre)