Market Place and Angel Street. Premises on right include No. 20 Angel Street, Charles J. Muddiman, bootmaker (corner of King Street) and Fitzalan Market Hall

Fargate now Barker's Pool, including (l. to r.) No. 94 E. Renwick, basket maker, Nos. 90 - 92 Charles Constantine Ltd., ironmonger, No. 88 opticians, No. 86 Campion Cycle Co. Ltd., cycle agents

Fargate including No. 34 Richard Field and Son Ltd., tea merchants and Fields Continental Cafe and Nos. 16 - 30 Robert Proctor and Son, drapers

Tram track laying, High Street from Fitzalan Square with Marples Hotel (left) and Fitzalan Market ((right)

High Street, including Tram Nos. 239 and 102

High Street (left) and Fargate (right), Foster's Building in background including (right-left), No. 4 Thatched House Tavern, No. 6 Boots Cash Chemist, No. 8 Kingdon and Son, tobacconist, Nos. 10-16 W. Foster and Son, tailors

High Street from Church Street, No. 1, Pawson and Brailsford, printers, Parade Chambers, left, Foster's Buildings, right

Nos. 26 - 64 High Street, including No. 26 Grand Clothing Hall, clothiers; Nos. 30 - 32 Sheffield Cafe Co. Ltd., Central Cafe; No. 40 Westminster Hotel and (back) Nos. 44 - 64 J. Walsh and Co.

L. and A. Wilkinson, stationers, No. 26 Norfolk Market Hall, possibly the first stall to sell records.

Marks and Spencer, small wares dealers, Norfolk Market Hall, Haymarket. The Green Moor stone fountain can be seen in the background