Little Norton Lane, cottages demolished 1960s

William Ellis and Sons, iron foundry, No. 2 Lock Street from Infirmary Road

Junction of Boston Street (left) and London Road (right), Highfield shortly before the Lansdowne Picture Hall was built, No 41 (London Road), William Holmes, tripe dealer, No 45, John E. Pashley, Marine Store Dealer

Albion Yard off London Road (between Sheldon Street and Hill Street), at the rear of Albion Hotel, left, old inn and brewhouse, right and slaughterhouse, in background, now demolished

Junction of Bradfield Road, Pearks Ltd., provision dealer, No. 576 and Billiard Hall, Langsett Road and other businesses

Abbeydale Road looking towards junction with Chippinghouse Road and No. 462 Standard Boot Stores, boot dealers, No. 459 Charles Henry Twelves, chemist, right

Lydgate Lane, Crosspool, smaller of cottages was a bakery

Lydgate Lane, John Bly's blacksmith shop, (at junction with Tapton Hill Road), Mount Zion (later renamed Wesley Tower), in background

Lydgate Lane, Elliott's Farm, left (opposite the school), Mount Zion (later renamed Wesley Tower), right

Lydgate Lane at junction with Tapton Hill Road, Bly's Blacksmith Shop, left, Lydgate School in background