High Street outside Foster's Buildings showing old Telegraph Offices behind tram

High Street, looking towards Foster's Buildings

High Street, showing Nos. 9 - 11 Sheffield Goldsmiths' Co., silversmiths, Castle Chambers and old Telegraph Offices

High Street, premises include Central Chambers (with flag), Nos. 35 - 37 Carlton Restaurant and public house, No 41, West End Clothiers' Co. Ltd., tailors and outfitters and Copestake, Crampton, and Co., warehousemen, No. 43 H. Samuel, watch maker

High Street, Nos. 44 - 64 John Walsh Ltd., general drapers, No. 66 John Cooper and Sons, boot makers, Nos. 66 - 70 Bodega Co., wine and spirit merchants, Market Place Chambers

High Street, looking towards York Street, No. 3 Union of London and Smiths Bank (incorporated with London and Yorkshire Bank), No. 7 London City and Midland Bank, No. 11 Harpers Stores

High Street, No. 26 Grand Clothing Hall, clothiers, Nos. 28, 30 and 32 Sheffield Cafe Co. Ltd., Central Hotel and Cafe, No. 34 George Slater, newsagent, Nos. 36 and 38, Hope Brothers, outfitters

High Street, Sheffield

High Street, No. 13 Castle Chambers and No. 17 old Telegraph and Star offices, left, Foster's Buildings including No. 20 Greenlees and Sons, bootmakers, No. 24 John Harrison and Son, hosiers and hatters, right

High Street looking towards Commercial Street, Fitzalan Market Hall, left, premises on right include Kings Head Hotel