Nos. 24-40 High Street. No. 24 John Harrison and Son, hosiers/hatters, No. 26 Grand Clothing Hall, clothiers, Nos. 30 - 32 Sheffield Cafe Co. Ltd., Central Cafe, No. 34 George Slater, newsagent, Nos. 36 - 38 Hope Brothers, outfitters,

Toft Wood Houses (also known as Toft Wood Cottages), Bole Hill Lane, Crookes. Toft Wood Quarry behind houses on left. St. Anthony's Well, right

Telegraph and Star Offices, Kemsley House, High Street

Employees of J. Puttrell and Co., painters and decorators, No. 94 South Street (later renamed The Moor) with James Puttrell seated centre of front row

J.G. Graves Clerical staff, 1903-6.

J.G. Graves Clerical staff, 1903-6.

Cold Rolling Mill, Effingham Steel Works and Rolling Mills, Washford Road

Staff from Abbey Glen Steam Laundry Co., Coniston Road. Albert Youle, proprietor

The body of Maurice de L Bright, steel merchant, of Sharrow Head House, Cemetery Road, laid out, prior to burial. Born 1825, died 1902

The funeral procession of Maurice de L Bright, steel merchant, leaving his former home, Sharrow Head House, junction of Cemetery Road and Sharrow Lane