Decorative arch sponsored by Vickers Sons and Maxim, Brightside Lane, to welcome King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra on their visit to Sheffield

Machon Bank, near junction with Emily Road (on the right), Nether Edge, Sheffield

Mount Pleasant House, Sharrow Lane (Girl's Charity School). Established in 1786, the school relocated from St. James' Row to Sharrow Lane in 1874.

The National Flags, drilling for the Coronation Day Celebrations at Bramall Lane for King George V

Ebenezer Elliott Monument, Weston Park (note the lawnmower)

Station Road, Chapeltown, premises on right include No. 39 William Whitaker, pawnbrokers

Ryecroft Farm, Ryecroft Glen, off Dore Road. In 1959, occupied by Mr. Farnsworth, owned by Sheffield Corporation. Reputed to have originally been a coaching house and also a grinding wheel (numerous grindstones lying about)

Decorated arch in Oakes Park to celebrate the marriage of Miss Bagshawe, eldest daughter of the late Mr F Bagshawe of Oakes Park to Mr Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood of Marple Hall, Cheshire in November 1907.

Decorated arch in Oakes Park to celebrate the marriage of Beatrice Bagshawe to Mr Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood of Marple Hall, Cheshire in November 1907.

Munitions huts, possibly Petre Street