Nos. 3 - 9 Eyre Street, including Nos. 5, 5a and 7, Carleton Temperance Hotel, No. 9 former premises of Ernest Caseldine, silver finisher, (Empire Works)

Fargate from Town Hall Square, including No. 70 Sheffield Creameries Ltd. (corner of Leopold Street) and No 68, Loxley Brothers Ltd., printers, No 66, Fleur de Lys public house (Bovril sign), Bank Chambers, right

Unidentified royal visit passing Fargate, possibly Elizabeth, Queen Mother, 1934, shops include Nos. 41 - 43 J.B. Eaton Ltd., drapers and Marsh Brothers (Electricians) Ltd., No. 37 H.E. Closs and Co. Ltd., silk merchants, No. 35 Yates and Henderson

Programme on the occasion of the official opening of the New Workshops for the Blind, Sharrow Lane, Sheffield, by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, (Alderman C. W. Beardsley, J.P.) on Thursday 23rd October 1930

Elevated view of Fargate and Town Hall Square including (right), No. 68 Loxley Brothers Ltd., printers, No 66, Fleur de Lis public house, (Bovril sign) and Bank Chambers, Yorkshire Penny Bank and Albany Hotel, right

Town Hall Square looking towards Fargate on a rainy day

Elevated view of Fargate from High Street, including No. 8 High Street, Kingdon and Son Ltd., tobacconist, Nos. 4 - 6 Boots Chemist, left, Cole Brothers, department store and 'Cole's corner', right

Fargate looking towards High Street and Kemsley House, Telegraph and Star offices, shops include Nos. 41/43 J.B. Eaton Ltd., drapers and Marsh Brothers (Electricians) Ltd., No. 37 H.E. Closs and Co. Ltd., silk merchants

Fargate from Town Hall Square, including (right) No. 61 Scholl's (Dr.) Ltd., No. 63 Bradwell Bros, umbrella manufacturers, Y.M.C.A., Carmel House, Albany Hotel and Yorkshire Penny Bank

Town Hall Square/Fargate, looking towards Leopold Street, including No. 70 Sheffield Creameries Ltd. (corner of Leopold Street), No 68 Loxley Brothers Ltd., printers, No. 66 Fleur de Lys public house and Bank Chambers, (left) Queen Victoria Statue