Barnsley Road between Hatfield House Lane and Stubbin Lane, Postmark 1907

House on corner of Gell Street, most probably at junction of Glossop Road

Gell Street from Broomspring Lane, 1895-1915, No. 66 Broomspring Lane, No. 66 George Curtis, grocer and beer retailer, servants home and housewifery school, large building on right, in background

Gibraltar Street from the junction with Trinity Street (right) showing businesses including No. 220/4 Thomas Nixon and Son, pawnbrokers, Midland Railway Co., parcels receiving office and No. 204/6The Oriental Tea Co., Nichols and Co., grocers, right

Gibraltar Street from corner of Furnace Hill

Flat Street looking towards Pond Hill, General Post Office, left, Prince of Wales Inn (corner of Sycamore Street), right

One horse tramcar, single deck No. 19. Tram for the Lady's Bridge, Savile Street and Brightside, outside the Bridge Inn, Brightside Lane. Car built by Starbuck of Birkenhead in 1874, withdrawn by 1901

Horse drawn open top double-deck tram No. 24 at Holme Lane, Hillsborough Corner with the Hillsborough Inn (licensee Henry Wilkinson) behind

Glenalmond Road from Ecclesall Road, Banner Cross Methodist Church, left

Glencoe Road, Park