Sheffield prisoners interned at Ruhleben, Germany

Private Harold Todd, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, one of a party of seven killed by a shell while resting in their dugout. He was formerly employed at the City and Midland Bank, Church Street, Sheffield

Sheffield Soldiers - Taylor Brothers

Private P. C. Richards, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, one of a party of seven killed by a shell while resting in their dugout. His home is at 6, Grafton Street, Park, Sheffield.

A group of Sheffield men serving with the York and Lancaster Regiment on active service.

118 of the ladies at the University Hospital Supplies Depot have applied for and received their badge for war-workers, issued by the Director-General of Voluntary Organisations

Prisoners of War at Ruhleben, Germany

Nurses who are leaving Sheffield. The picture on the right shows - reading from right to left:- Miss A. L. Earle, late Matron of the Third Northern General Hospital (in charge), Colonel Connell, and Sister Connell, second in charge

Lance Corp. J. Fletcher, Northumberland Fusiliers, Sheffield, twice wounded

Picking over sphagnum moss at Sheffield University Hospital Supplies Depot to make into dressings