Elevated view of steel stockyard looking across the River Don towards of Samuel Osborn and Co. Ltd., Clyde Steel Works, merchants and manufacturers and Arthur Balfour and Co. Ltd., Capital Steel Works with Castle Market left

Cambridge Street towards Moorhead, No. 44 R. J. Stokes and Co. Ltd., paint manufacturers and No 52, Nell's Bar and The Hippodrome

Glossop Road at junction with Durham Road, Construction of offices to be used by Husband and Co., Civil Engineers. Houses in front were named Nelson Terrace and were later demolished

Glossop Road looking towards Glossop Road Baptist Church

Glossop Road at junction of Clarkson Street, Fernley Place on corner

The Albion public house, No. 4 Mitchell Street (later became Brook Drive) looking towards Upper Allen Street

Nos. 62 - 42, West Street. Premises include No. 62, Conway Tailors, No. 60, J.H. Spence and Co. Ltd., surgical instrument manufacturers

Broomhall Street and corner of Thomas Street, Broomhall Tavern on corner (Nos. 105-107), Albert Inn (No 113) and Viners Ltd., in distance

Junction of Norfolk Street and Surrey Street, No. 117 Hibbert Bros., fine art dealers, Nos. 111 - 113 Norfolk Cafe, No. 109 Brown Bear public house

Norfolk Street, premises include No. 143 Royal Exchange Assurance (Tudor House)