Able Seaman H. Ward, Royal Naval Division, Sheffield, killed

Private J. W. Smith, Machine Gun Corps, Sheffield, died of wounds

Bombardier Bernard Birch, Royal Field Artillery, Hillsborough, Sheffield, awarded D.C.M.

Hicks Lane looking towards Spring Street Works of J.T. Dobb, varnish and paint manufacturer, 1890-1910

Night view of High Street from Church Street, Pawsons and Brailsford, Parade Chambers, left, Foster's Buildings, right

High Street, No. 40 Westminster Hotel, No. 42 J. Henderson, mantle maker, Nos. 44 - 64 John Walsh Ltd., general drapers

High Street, No. 31 Jn. Jas. Woodford Ltd., tailors and Old Blue Bell public house, No. 33 London Rubber Co., waterproof garment manufacturers, left, No. 36 and 38, Hope Bros., outfitters, right

Foster's Buildings, High Street, premises include No. 8 Kingdon and Son, tobacconists, Nos. 10 - 16 W. Foster and Son Ltd., tailors

High Street, premises (left) include Nos. 9 - 11 Sheffield Goldsmiths' Co., silversmiths, No. 13 Castle Chambers (including Gramophone Supply Co.), No. 15 Kingdon and Son, tobacconists, No. 17 old Telegraph Offices, Foster's Buildings, right

Private Edwin Brock, York and Lancaster Regiment, formerly of Moorgate, Rotherham awarded the Military Medal for conspicuous gallantry in the field