Bow Street, City Centre, Nos. 2 - 8 H.T. Lowe and Sons, pianoforte dealers, Times Buildings in background

Barrel Inn, corner of Rock Street and Pyebank (left), showing property marked with a cross for demolition for Railway widening

Fargate and Town Hall Square. Queen Victoria Monument and Bank Chambers, left, Albany Hotel and Yorkshire Penny Bank, right

Stannington Road and Malin Bridge over the River Loxley. Malin Bridge Corn Mill, left, Holme Lane, right, in background, including the Smithy. Burgon and Ball, La Plata Works, extreme right, with chimney

Holme Head Wheel and stepping stones, River Rivelin. Earliest mention is the lease in 1742, for 21 years to Nicholas Morton and William Shaw. By 1905, The Waterworks had acquired the wheel and it was reported to be in good condition

Pageant at Bramall Lane Football/Cricket Ground, for the Coronation of King George V

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