King George V in Sheffield

King George V in Sheffield: chatting with open-air patients at the base hospital

Sheffield Artilllery's field day in torrential rain, which cut short the proceedings. (1) some of the men taking a hasty repast (2) One of the guns (3) a halt to feed the horses (4) a snack for the soldiers

Forncett Street, Sheffield decorated to celebrate the return of Corporal Humphrey Bollard of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, who had his arm blown off at the front and is in hospital

Belgian refugee women at Shirle Hill, Sheffield knitting and sewing for wounded Belgian soldiers in the city. The nuns are from Antwerp who fled on being bombarded by the Germans

Opening of the new home for Belgian refugees (Norfolk base) at the corner of Duchess Road and Queens Road. Picture includes the Lord Mayor (Col. Branson), Mr Samuel Roberts, MP, Mr Arthur Balfour and Mr Philip K Wake

Group of men of Sheffield (Service) Battalion 3A company in their uniforms which were provided yesterday

One of the workrooms for women at Abbeyfield Park just opened to give employment to women out of work owing to the war

St Johns (Abbeydale) hospital for the wounded. The local society works under the Volunteer Aid Detachment of the Red Cross Society. Mrs W A Millner is the President. This is first private hospital to receive wounded Belgian soldiers

St Johns (Abbeydale) hospital for the wounded. The local society works under the Volunteer Aid Detachment of the Red Cross Society. Mrs W A Millner is the President. This is first private hospital to receive wounded Belgian soldiers