Elevated view of Exchange Street from top of Corn Exchange Buildings, Furnival Road, right, including No. 57 John C. Broomhead, hairdresser, No. 55 J.H. Mudford and Sons, rope and twine manufacturers, Nos. 51 - 53 Durham Ox public house

Exchange Street and Furnival Road, including No. 1 Furnival Road, C.S. Kilham, tobacconist, Nos 3-5, Refreshment Rooms, Nos 7-9, Wilks Bros, ironmongers, No. 57 Exchange Street, John C. Broomhead, hairdresser, Nos. 51 - 53 Durham Ox public house

Exchange Street from Haymarket, including No. 1 Charles and Co., hosiers, Nos. 3 - 5 British Furnishing Co., house furnishers. Shops demolished 1913

Exchange Street, from Castlefolds Lane to the bridge. No. 27 Rotherham House public house, No 29, W. and T. Avery Ltd., weighing machines manufacturers

Slum property, Eyre Lane

Horse and cart, Eyre Lane

Eyre Street looking towards junction of Howard Street and Walker and Hall Ltd., Electro Works

Fargate from High Street, including No. 9 A.H. Holland, provision merchant and Nos. 11 - 15 Goldsmith's Chambers, left

Fargate from High Street, Cole Brothers Ltd., right, No. 6 High Street, Boots Cash Chemist, No. 4 Thatched House Restaurant and public house (with circular sign)

Fargate looking towards High Street, 1900-1905, possibly decorated for the Coronation Celebrations of King Edward VII, August 1902, including No. 13 John Thorpe Ltd., confectioners and Nos. 11 - 15 Goldsmith's Chambers in background