Mr. C.R.W. Offen, Superintendent and The Children's Friend of Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' scheme for poor children

John Wycliffe Wilson (1836 - 1921), ex-Lord Mayor, 1902, ex-Chairman of the Board and inventor of Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' scheme for dealing with poor children

Mr. G.T.W. Newsholme (d.1916), Chairman of the Board, 1898, and active worker for the Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' scheme for poor children

Mrs. Offen, Matron and Lady Administrator of the Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' scheme for poor children

Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' scheme for poor children. Outside a homes at Upperthorpe, most probably Nos 149 or No 151, East View

Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' for poor children. View of a Headquarter Home named 'Ivy Cottage', off Smilter Lane, near Fir Vale workhouse, although outside its boundaries

Sheffield Union 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' for poor children. Nos 149 and 151, Upperthorpe, (former East View House). No 3, Miss Bertha A. Coldwell and No 4, Miss Amy Andrew, Foster-mothers

Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' for poor children. No 92, Andover Street, (No. 7, for Roman Catholic boys), Mrs Bertha Woolhouse, Foster-mother

Sheffield Union, 'Children of the State, Scattered Homes' for poor children, Nos 149 and 151, Upperthorpe, (former East View House). No 3, Miss Bertha A. Coldwell and No 4, Miss Amy Andrew, Foster-mothers

Group photograph of workmen, Wortley Forge, Wortley Ironworks Wortley , c.1891 - 1894 (see notes below)