Pond Hill looking towards junction with Pond Street, showing rear of Black Swan public house

Flat Street and Pond Hill, buildings to be demolished for General Post Office, doorway on right belongs to Prince of Wales Inn

Flat Street looking towards Pond Hill and buildings to be demolished for the General Post Office, left

Nos. 1, 3 and 5, Pond Hill, prior to demolition for General Post Office, 1893-4 Directory lists No. 5 (nearest building), Albert Webster, milk dealer

View of Pond Hill, from Flat Street, Nos. 1 - 5 Pond Hill, in foreground, property demolished for General Post Office

Pond Street and steps leading to Court 16 showing (right) No. 102 J.W. Vere, basket manufacturer

Elevated view of Pinstone Street, from the top of the Town Hall Tower, St. Paul's Church, left, Prudential Buildings, centre

Pinstone Street, looking towards St. Paul's Church and Town Hall, premises on left include Nos. 60 - 62, Stewart and Stewart, tailors and Sheffield Cafe Co., Wentworth Cafe, premises on right include No. 107a Wesleyan and General Assurance Society

Pinstone Street looking towards St. Paul C. of E. Church and Town Hall, Nos. 99 - 103 David Finestone and Son, house furnishers, No. 105 William Hy. Whitehead, tailor

Retford Road, Handsworth