Norfolk Street, premises include No. 131 Oliver Typewriter Co. Ltd., typewriter manufacturers, No. 139 Hattersley and Davidson Ltd., engineers (with arrow), Nos. 133 - 135 Thomas Morrison, tailor, Howard Chambers in background

Norfolk Street before St. Paul's Church was demolished

Norfolk Street, premises include No. 87 Ye Olde Original Snuff Shoppe, Louis Stonefield, jeweller, Nos. 95 - 101 Hay and Son Ltd., wine and spirit merchants (Furnival Chambers), Assembly Rooms, left

Norfolk Street, 1935-1936, Pawson and Brailsford Ltd., printers (left, with lorry outside), No.36 The Sheffield Club, in background

Entrance to the Wesleyan Mission Room is visible (between two sloping walls, centre), Harvest Lane

Norfolk Street at the rear of St. Paul's Church, premises on right include Howard Chambers (includes No 157, Misses McDonald, fancy repository and No. 153 Melling Bros. Ltd., decorators), Nos.147 - 151 E.W. Hatfield Ltd., motor engineers

Norton Avenue looking towards Gleadless Road, Gleadless Methodist Church on extreme right

Norton Lane, taken at corner of Cinderhill Lane 'Jordanthorpe', looking up to Church

Night view of Nursery Street, showing River Don, Holy Trinity Church (centre) and Crown Corn Mill (right)

Rear of derelict Nos. 25 - 27 Paternoster Row