Grinding Hull, Shepherd (Porter Wheel) Wheel, Whiteley Woods

Gateway to the walled garden in the grounds of the demolished Whiteley Wood Hall, Fulwood. At the time of the photograph, owned by Sheffield Girl Guides. Condition at the time described as some stonework perishing

Outbuildings at Whiteley Wood Hall, Owned at the time of the photograph by Sheffield Girl Guides. Date not known but if contemporary with the Hall, (now demolished) 1663. One or two cottages are incorporated.

Former Girls' Charity School, No 15, St. James' Row. At the time of this photograph the owner was Mr. Shepherd and was occupied by Messrs. Shepherd, Fowler and Marshall. The school, established in 1786, relocated to Sharrow Lane in 1874.

Dial House and horse trough, Ben Lane, Wadsley. So-called because of sundial, dated 1802 and the name Coopland. The owners at the time of this photograph were Dial House Social Club (from 1932).

Dial House, Ben Lane, Wadsley. So-called because of sundial, dated 1802 and the name Coopland. The owners at the time of this photograph were Dial House Social Club (from 1932).

Wadsley Hall, Far Lane. Rebuilt 1722 by George Bamforth, then Lord of the Manor. At the time of this photograph the owner was Mrs. Winifred Trickett.

Rear of Wadsley Hall, Far Lane, showing date on gable, 1722. At the time of this photograph the owner was Mrs. Winifred Trickett.

Wadsley Hall, Far Lane. Rebuilt 1722 by George Bamforth, then Lord of the Manor. At the time of this photograph the owner was Mrs. Winifred Trickett.

Malin Bridge Corn Mill, Loxley Road, from Malin Bridge, Stannington Road. At the time of this photograph owned by Marsden's Pork Butchers, occupied by Thomas Oliver, corn dealer. In 1784, grinding wheel worked by Mr. Parkin