Southgrove Road from Ecclesall Road, Broomhall

Georgian houses, Nos. 80, T. Ardern, builder, 78 and 76 Spital Hill

Spital Hill showing Nos. 83 Thorneloe and Co., watch makers, 81 W Hewitt, coal merchant, 79 J W Storey, newsagent also 59 Midland Railway stables, Spital Hill looking towards The Wicker Arches

New row of shops replacing Georgian Houses, Nos. 72a, H.W. Kay, printer, 74, H. W. Gibbon, milliner, 76, Elliner, J.T. and G, pharmacist, 78, E. Goddard, dressmaker, 80a, James Schofield and Sons, boot, Spital Hill

Spring Street showing entrance to Court No. 3 (passageway right) and Spring Street Works (right), looking towards Hicks Street and Workhouse Lane (left)

Oxford public house (extreme right), corner of Spring Street and Workhouse Lane looking towards The Ball public house

Stainton Road, from Peveril Road

Stafford Road, Park, at junction with Granville Road. No. 97 (Park Field House), left, Nos. 85 and 87, right. Victoria Methodist Church in background

Manchester Road looking towards junction of Stephen Hill, right. Sportsman Inn, left, White washed cottage, right, was formerly used for Methodist meetings

Tram No. 175, Darnall Tram Terminus, Staniforth Road, showing Nos. 642, Arthur James Appleton, chemist at the junction with Kirby Road (right) and 689, York City and County Bank on the corner of Irving Street, Between 1902-1905