Queen Victoria Statue, Town Hall Square, Bank Chambers, left

Queen Victoria Statue, Town Hall Square, former premises of Johnson and Appleyards Ltd., cabinet makers, left, (prior to opening of Wilson Peck), No 70, Fargate, Charles A. George, chemist, right

Queen Victoria Statue, Town Hall Square and (left) Johnson and Appleyards Ltd., cabinet makers (later Wilson Peck), elevated view of Town Hall Square looking towards Fargate, Town Hall Square rockery, foreground, No. 66 Fleur de Lis public house and

Queen Victoria Statue, Town Hall Square, Nos. 78 - 82, Fargate, Johnson and Appleyards Ltd., cabinet makers etc., in background

James Montgomery Monument, General Cemetery. The Christian Poet died April 30, 1854, aged 83. Monument described as elegant, including a fine bronze statue. Situated to west end of C of E Chapel, later moved to Cathedral

James Montgomery Monument, General Cemetery. The Christian Poet died April 30, 1854, aged 83. Monument described as elegant, including a fine bronze statue. Situated to west end of C of E Chapel (on left), later moved to Cathedral

King Edward VII Statue, Fitzalan Square, No 4, Fisher, Son and Sibray Ltd., Nurserymen and The White Building including Daniel Hemmines, Hosiers and Midland Railway Parcel Office, in background

King Edward VII Statue, Fitzalan Square, White Building in background

Sheffield Banking Company, George Street

High Street, No 1, Pawson and Brailsford, Parade Chambers, No 3, Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd. (incorporated London and Yorkshire Bank)