The Millhouse, part of Millhouses Corn Mill, No 9 Abbeydale Road South

Waggon and Horses public house and Tea Rooms (on left), No. 57 Abbeydale Road South, built 1805. Old outbuildings on right converted into garages

Waggon and Horses public house, No. 57 Abbeydale Road South, built 1805.

Nos 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11, Ecclesall Road South, Banner Cross, known as Banner Cross Cottages. Owned by Thomas Roper. Consisting of farmhouse, four cottages and barn (garage office). Dated early 19th century. Not there in 1795

Wayside Cottages, Mayfield Road. At the time of the photograph, occupied by No. 1, Mr Broomhead and No. 3, Mr R.N. Newman. Around 280 years old.

West Carr Cottages, David Lane, built 1679. Owned on trust by Thomas Roper and Sons Ltd. Occupied by No 1, Mr A.T. Betson, No 2, Mrs C. Seago, No 3, Mr O. Fletcher.

Ivy Cottages, Bowser Bottom, next to Wire Mill Dam, near the junction of Whiteley Wood Road

Workhouse Green Cottages, Fulwood, on land once named Workhouse Green. Situated on a lane off Mayfield Road at the bottom end of David Lane. Housed poor people from Sheffield's Workhouse. Around 280 years old

Mill House Farm, Mayfield Road, built 1732. At the time of the photograph, owned by Sheffield Corporation and occupied by N. Wright. Several millstones left around

Bole Hill Farm, Harrison Lane