'Steadily, Shoulder to Shoulder'. Private F. Mosley, No. 1132, Ambulance Brigade.

'Steadily, Shoulder to Shoulder' Private J. P. Smith, No. 1016, Ambulance Brigade. Page 136

Lieutenant W. McTurk Rhodes, was for four years an officer in the Sheffield Artillery Volunteers. In October, 1899, he joined the Cardigan Militia and was selected for service in South Afica, going out with the Antrim Militia Artillery in March,1900.

Mr F. W. P. Hulme, son of Mr F. W. Hulme, of Clarkson Street, Sheffield, granted a commission in the Royal Field Artillery

Mr W. St. Q. Leng, who has been serving for over two years at the front with the Section Sanitaire Anglaise No. 10 has been awarded the Croix de Guerre

Brickmakers' Arms, Newhall Road.

Brickmakers' Arms, Newhall Road.

Hunters' Bar Toll-gate c. 1900, painted by unknown member of the Frost or Ramsbottom family.

Cambridge Street, looking from Barkers Pool, c. 1900, painted by unknown member of the Frost or Ramsbottom family.

Unidentified football team, probably Tinsley area as donated by Tinsley Library.