Tram Nos. 193 and 249 on Mowbray Street at the junction with Corporation Street

Junction of Harvest Lane/Pyebank (later Pitsmoor Road) from the junction with Mowbray Street/ Bridgehouses, showing the Hope and Anchor public house. (2 Mowbray Street) and H. Hayes, butcher, Bridgehouses

Mowbray Street, each side of Adelaide Hotel and Robert Huntley, steel merchants (built 1889)

Mulberry Street from Norfolk Street, Sheffield Club and No. 2 Mulberry Tavern, right, J. Walsh and Co. Ltd., department store, in background

Norfolk Street, Assembly Rooms, No. 87 Ye Olde Original Snuff Shoppe, Louis Stonefield, jeweller

Shops on Norfolk Street between Theatre Royal and Hay and Sons Ltd., 1923-1935

Sawmaker's Arms (Ernest Baker, licensee), No. 1 Neepsend Lane

Royal Oak public house, No. 12 Lancaster Street/ Neepsend Lane looking towards St. Michael All Angels C. of E. Church

Neepsend Lane from opposite St. Michael and All Angels C. of E. Church and Mowbray Street looking towards Hicks Lane

Neepsend Lane from opposite St. Michael and All Angels C. of E. Church and Mowbray Street looking towards Hicks