New Wing, Sheffield Royal Infirmary, Infirmary Road

Mappin Art Gallery showing the central gallery, 75 feet by 39 feet, having a cupola in the centre and supported by eight columns of Irish red marble

No.1 Building, 3rd Northern General Hospital, Broomhall, World War I. Later occupied by Sheffield Training College for Teachers, Collegiate Hall

Shops at Barkers Pool, from Pool Square, prior to demolition for the War Memorial, (l. to r.), No. 116 New Music Hall Tavern; No. 114 John Hoyland and Son, pianoforte dealers; No. 110 White Lion Hotel; No. 108 Mazzini Cadman, secondhand bookseller

Princess Henry of Battenburg, unveiling Queen Victoria Memorial, Town Hall Square

Cathedral Church of SS. Peter and Paul showing (right) No. 1, High Street, Pawson and Brailsford, printers, Parade Chambers, right

Broom Hall, Broomhall Road. Earlier portion built between 1509-1547. Home of the Wickersley family. Later occupied by the Rev. James Wilkinson, who added the fine East Wing. Restored in 1970s by David Mellor

Ebenezer Elliott Monument, Weston Park

St. John the Evangelist C. of E. Church, Ranmoor Park Road. Lodge belonging to Ranmoor Grange, left

Cottages, Towngate, High Bradfield, former Bradfield Workhouse built in 1760