Arrow pointing to House No. 3, Court 21, Marcus Street, Burngreave Redevelopment Area with L.N.E.R Railway Bridgehouses Goods Station Power Station (bottom left)

Grand public house and the Grand Picture Palace, Spring Street. Formerly the Grand Theatre of Varieties, also known as Bijou and New Star

The demolition of Pear Tree Cottage, The Dale, Woodseats

Demolition of former Mechanics' Institute and old Central Library (Central Reference Library), Surrey Street, junction of Tudor Street, in preparation for new Central Library

Front view of Clough Cottage/House, Clough Lane near the Porter Brook

View down Cross Street, Woodhouse, looking towards gable of Nos. 1, 3 and 5, Handsworth Woodhouse Industrial Co-operative Society. James Hall and Son, grocers, extreme right

South Western elevation of Netherfield Hall, Station Road, Woodhouse, showing outbuildings. Built by George Ward in 1870 and demolished in the 1930s

North Eastern elevation of Netherfield Hall, Station Road, Woodhouse. Built by George Ward in 1870 and demolished in the 1930s. The windows overlooked the West Riding County Council School

Unidentified crucible steel shop

Unidentified lady, possibly a member of the Patrickson family