Hartshead showing No. 12, the shop and office at which the poet Montgomery wrote and published 'The Iris' and most of his poetical works (later becme Montgomery Tavern)

Iris Office, No. 12 Hartshead (later became Montgomery Tavern)

Haymarket looking towards Royal Hotel, Norfolk Market Hall, right (prior to the rebuiding of the west front 1904-5)

Glossop Road bus viewed in Haymarket (owned by W.H. Haigh's), looking towards Royal Hotel, Norfolk Market Hall in background (prior to rebuilding of west front, 1904-5)

Mr Samuel Fox (1816 - 1887), steel manufacturer

Sissie Ewing (Hannah Elizabeth Ewing)

Young Mitchell (1811 - 1865), first Principal of Sheffield School of Art and Design

Godfrey Sykes (1824 - 1866), designer and painter

High Street, premises on right include, No. 40 Westminster Hotel; Nos. 44 - 64 John Walsh Ltd., general drapers and old Sheffield Telegraph offices, left

High Street looking towards Commercial Street and Canada House (Gas Company offices), before trams, 1880-1890, Fitzalan Market Hall, left, Fitzalan Square and Omnibus waiting room, right, Birmingham District and Counties Banking Co. Ltd., centre