Nos. 63 - 73 Pond Street, later became site of bus station, premises include Nos. 71 and 73 Ann E. Fallas, shopkeeper, entrance to Court 5, No. 67 Dining Rooms, No. 65 George Binns, hairdresser

Pond Hill and Flat Street junction, Mawhood Brothers Ltd., steel manufacturers

General view of Pinstone Street, premises on right include Empire Buildings, Nos. 129 -131 Richards and Co., fancy drapers, No. 135 Barney Goodman, tailor and Cambridge Arcade

Elevated view of Pinstone Street looking towards The Moor, Prudential Buildings, left, premises on right include Nos. 48 - 62 Stewart and Stewart Ltd., tailors

Pond Street, possibly 1920s, cleared area was formerly Court 16

Pond Street looking towards Shude Hill and The Sheffield Cold Stores, meat wholesalers, No. 43 Owen's Cafe, No. 39 Swift and Co. Ltd., meat importers, right

Pond Street at junction with Flat Street, Nos. 83 - 85 Royal Oak public house, extreme right, next to petrol pump, entrance to Court 7, Nos. 75 - 77 Beerhouse known as The Greyhound, note phone box, left

Pond Street from Shude Hill, showing The Sheffield Cold Stores, meat wholesalers, premises include No. 5 W. Archer Hydes, meat salesmen, No. 9 Briggs and Son, meat salesmen

Pond Street, The Sheffield Cold Stores, meat wholesalers, cold storage, left, General Post Office, right

Psalter Lane, Nether Edge