Shell of The Theatre Royal, Tudor Street at junction of Arundel Street, after the fire which destroyed it

Sheffield Canal Basin showing the steam cranes used in loading the barges

Lyceum Theatre, Arundel Street, looking towards Theatre Royal, Tudor Street, Latter pulled down in 1936 after destroyed by fire

Alexandra Theatre, Blonk Street. Built 1837, by Mr Egan. Originally known as The Adelphi Circus Theatre. Demolished 1914

Shell of The Theatre Royal, Tudor Street at junction of Arundel Street, after the fire which destroyed it. Built in 1773 on the site of The Assembly Rooms. Greatly enlarged in 1880 and in 1898 partly reconstructed. Lyceum Theatre, left

Demolition of The Theatre Royal, junction of Arundel Street and Tudor Street, after the fire which destroyed it

Shell of The Theatre Royal, Tudor Street at junction of Arundel Street, after the fire which destroyed it. Built in 1773 on the site of The Assembly Rooms. Greatly enlarged in 1880 and in 1898 partly reconstructed. Destroyed by fire December 1935

Shell of The Theatre Royal, Tudor Street at junction of Arundel Street, after the fire which destroyed it. Built in 1773 on the site of The Assembly Rooms. Greatly enlarged in 1880 and in 1898 partly reconstructed. Destroyed by fire December 1935

Empire Theatre, Charles Street. Opened 1895. Closed May 1959 and demolished the following year

Shambles, slaughterhouses which backed on to the river Don, entrance off Waingate