Old Helve-Hammer at Thomas Firth and Sons Ltd., Clay Wheel Forge, Wadsley Bridge, River Don, around the turn of the century

Tilt hammers at Thomas Firth and Sons, Clay Wheel Forge, Wadsley Bridge, River Don

Clay Wheel Forge, Wadsley Bridge, River Don. Occupied by Thomas Firth and Sons well into the 1900s

Beeley Wood Tilts (also known as Beeley Wood Works) and Middlewood Footbridge (also known as Killicrankies Bridge) over the River Don, between Middlewood Road North and Beeley Wood Lane

Middlewood Rolling Mill

The yard of the rear of the old Plough Inn, Sandygate Road. These were used as stables and a smithy

Information on back of picture reads, 'William Higgitt, father-in-law of Henry Chambers, Manager of Tinsley Park Colliery, c. 1910', However please see notes below.

Olive Paper Mill, River Loxley

John Walsh Ltd., department store, Nos. 44 - 64 High Street

Tuckwood's Stores Ltd., provision merchants, No. 29 Fargate