Lord Kitchener visited Sheffield and received the freedom of the city in Sep.1902

Wales Manor, near Waleswood, which the Sheffield City Council propose to make into a home for mental health cases

Sheffield women who have taken positions of postmen in order to relieve men for the Army and munitions. They have just been provided with very smart uniforms.

Lance-Corporal H. Porter, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, and of Bard Street, Sheffield, who has been awarded the Military Medal for distinguished conduct in the field

Training women for farm work during World War One. Organized by local government (rather than the farm) the training was possibly for women who were interested in joining the Women's Land Army.

Lance-Sergeant H. Barrow of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment, who has been awarded the Military Service Medal. His home is at Cumberworth, near Penistone.

Signalling Staff Instructor W. B. Cavill, who, it is feared, has been lost with HMS Hampshire

The British Brewers' Ambulance Fleet was on view yesterday in Fitzalan Square. Our photograph shows the Sheffield car, with Mr T. K. Wilson and Mr F. Fowler standing in the front.

Howden Reservoir

Howden Reservoir under construction (looking south west)