Winter view of the bathing dam in Endcliffe Park, previously the dam belonging to Endcliffe Wheel

Royal visit of Queen Victoria, decorative arch, Pinstone Street

Lifeboat procession, South Street, Moor. South Street United Methodist Church, in background

Sweet stall in Norfolk Market Hall decorated (most likely) for the royal wedding of the Duke of York (future George V)

High Street from Fargate, prior to street-widening of 1896, premises on right, No. 4 J. Preston, chemist, No. 6 William Lewis, tobacconist, No. 8 White Bear Inn, premises in background include Nos. 9 -11 Sheffield Goldsmiths' Co and Castle Chambers

View of the break from outside Dale Dyke Reservoir shortly after the flood of 1864

View of the break inside Dale Dyke Reservoir after the flood of 1864

The first house that withstood the shock near Low Bradfield after the Dale Dyke Dam burst

Sheffield Flood -Roebuck House, home of the Marsden Family. William Marsden, his wife Selina and 2 year old child had an extraordinary escape.

Sheffield Flood, remains of F. Shaw and Co., wire drawers, Damflask Wire Mill, River Loxley looking downstream