Hodgson Street from Headford Street/Young Street, looking towards Thomas Street, No. 91 Headford Street, Foresters Arms, St. Silas' Schools, right

Hens pecking near a drain in an unidentified Court Hollis Croft

Holly Street, buildings situated between the portion of Trippet Lane and Bow Street, demolished to make way for street improvements, the double fronted building (No 5), centre, was originally the King William Inn

Holly Street from Barkers Pool, premises on left include Ivory Works and Cutlery Works

Cottages, Holmhirst Road, Woodseats, opposite Linacre Road. Rear of Masons' Arms, (later renamed Big Tree), in background

Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall Road, prior to construction of buildings at junction with Sharrow Vale Road/Junction Road

Tram No. 230, Ecclesall Road at Hunter's Bar, No. 669 Sheffield Banking Co. on corner, Points Boys Shelter, right

Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall Road, premises include No. 651 G. and J.W. Lister, butchers; No. 653 Frederick Loukes, stationer; No. 655 Arthur Blake, boot dealer and No. 657 Harold H. Greenfield, chemist

Tram No. 225, Ecclesall Road at Hunter's Bar, No. 669 Sheffield Banking Co. on corner, Points Boys Shelter, right

Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall Road, from Junction Road, No. 77 Mrs Frances Eliza Atkinson, fent dealer, No. 79 Thomas Morren, newsagent, No. 81 William Weddle, plumber, No. 83 Fred Rutter, boot maker