Mill Lane Farm, Mayfield Road, over 280 years old. At the time of this photograph owned by Messrs. W. and J. Broomhead (brothers)

Mill Lane Farm, Mayfield Road, over 280 years old. At the time of this photograph owned by Messrs. W. and J. Broomhead (brothers)

Sharrow Head House, Cemetery Road, showing staircase window. Owned at the time of the photograph by Mr Nicholson. This is an extension built in 1763 by William Battie to a 17th century house which was demolished about 1900.

Sharrow Head House, a Georgian brick building, Cemetery Road. Owned at the time of the photograph by Mr Nicholson. This is an extension built in 1763 by William Battie to a 17th century house which was demolished about 1900.

Hunter House Hotel, No 685-691, Ecclesall Road. Built 1700s as a three-storey stone house. Plain front with three windows. Past owners include the Hunter family

Roadside Cottage formerly known as Cherrytree House, No 38, Cherrytree Road, Nether Edge. Built in 1635 by Thomas Ludlam. In 1828 converted into the Bowling Green Inn. At time of photograph, owned by K.M. Stewardson

Stag Hotel, No 15, Psalter Lane, Nether Edge. First let to publican, 1805, probably then quite new, known as the Stag's Head, the crest of the Mackenzie family. Past owners include Rev. Alexander Mackenzie and heirs

Back to back cottages named Clough Field Cottages, Clough Fields, off Back Lane, Crookes. Said to be late 17th century. Repaired when bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, but were later condemned. Later demolished

Farm and outbuilding, No 2, Clough Fields, off Back Lane, Crookes. Built 1712. Bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, re-roofed at this time. Only one field now belongs to the farm

Farm and outbuilding, No 2, Clough Field, off Back Lane, Crookes. Built 1712. Bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, re-roofed at this time. Only one field now belongs to the farm