Remains of J. Chantrey's milk yard, approached via River Lane. Mrs Emma Chantrey, shopkeeper, was situated at No. 58 Pond Hill and this yard was at the rear. Sheaf Island Works and goit at rear of buildings

Batty Langley's, timber merchant, Sheaf Saw Mills, off River Lane, near Sheaf Island Works

Goit between remains of J. Chantrey's milk yard (approached via River Lane), left, and Sheaf Island Works (Steel and Iron), right, looking towards Pond Hill

Slum housing and remains of buildings belonging to J. Chantrey's milk yard, (Mrs Emma Chantrey, shopkeeper, was situated at No. 58 Pond Hill), photographed from Pond Hill. Buildings stood opposite Sheaf Island Works with goit between

Proctor family of No. 17 Wadbrough Road

Tom and Reg Stevenson of Trinity Boys Brigade

Pupils from Pomona Street School, 1910-12 showing Florence Proctor in the centre with fair hair

Pupils from Pomona Street School, 1910-12

Grandma Durrant, Grandma Gant, Mrs Carey and sister Ann Susan Carey at No.11 Farndale Road, Hillsborough

Sharrow Cycling Football Club, 1912-13