Fordson tractor with primitive bulldozer on front, slag (or crushed rock) used for road repairs

Nos. 229 - 247 Upper Allen Street and corner of Corn Hill

Nos. 76, Black Man public house (licensee T. Sedgwick), No. 74 Mrs. E. Forcitt, draper, No. 72 (former E. Stevens, fish merchant), No. 70 Frederick Fernley, butcher and No. 68, Scotland Street

Nos. 56, 54, 52 Italian Club and 50, 48 - 40, Scotland Street

Nos 26-40, Broomhall Street showing back to back properties to be demolished. Court No. 2, at rear of buildings

Nos 79-89, Division Street looking towards junction of Canning Street, including No 79, New White Lion public house

Court No 2, Matilda Street, looking towards Porter Street

High Street from Coles Corner, Foster's Buildings, right, including Nos 10,12 and 14, H. Samuel Ltd., No 14 and 16, Henry Dodgson, Costumiers, Telegraph and Star Offices, Kemsley House, left

St. Paul's Church, Pinstone Street

Site of St. Paul's Church and church yard following demolition