Sheffield Pilgrimage to the French and Belgian Battlefields 8th-13th July 1938: W. G. Turner, O.B.E., Chairman Sheffield Pilgrimage Committee

Properties including No. 109 Shrewsbury Hotel South Street at the junction with Norwich Street, Park

Abbeydale Orchestra

Guide members from 2nd Sheffield Guide troop, taken at Guide camp

Miss Howell, Guide Captain of the 2nd Sheffield Guides

Group photograph of employees of George Bassett and Co., confectionery manufacturer

Lady's Bridge and No. 34 former premises of George Jackson, confectioners (earlier Elephant and Castle Tea Co., tea dealers), Waingate, looking towards the Bull and Mouth Hotel

Junction of Flat Street (left) and Norfolk Street from Fitzalan Square, showing Joseph Rogers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers and No. 2, Elephant Inn with the clock on the General Post Office left

No.36 The Sheffield Club (left) and Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., Norfolk Street Works, cutlery manufacturer, Norfolk Street looking towards Fitzalan Square with the junction with Milk Street right

Harry S. Ranson, motor spirit service station; grocers and Post Office at the junction of Sandygate Road (left) and Manchester Road with No. 462, Crosspool Tavern, licensee George Ellis