Fargate/Town Hall Square, Jubilee Monolith in foreground, shops include No. 70 Charles A. George, chemist, Nos. 64 and 62, J.A. Cooper, draper and furrier

Fargate looking towards High Street, before setting back on right, 1880-1895, including (left), No. 36 Walter J. Parkin and Co., glass and china rooms, No. 34 John J.G. Tuckwood, general stores, Nos. 32-23, George Chappell, boot maker, Victoria House

Fargate, 1876 directory lists No. 32 Fargate, Edward Scott, feather, flock and cotton waste merchant

The Brougham Days of Fargate, leisurely days taken soon after road widening and when it still had its Green Dragon Hotel (No. 44, between shop flying the Union Jack and Davy's)

Fargate, decorated for royal visit of Queen Victoria, shops include Nos. 16 - 30 Robert Proctor and Son, drapers and Cole Brothers, department store

Fargate, late 1870's before rebuilding following street widening, outside Cole Brothers, department store

Town Hall Square looking towards Fargate including Y.M.C.A., Carmel House, Yorkshire Penny Bank and Albany Hotel, Jubilee Monolith in foreground

Town Hall Square and Jubilee Monolith, Fargate including Albany Hotel, Yorkshire Penny Bank and Carmel House, Surrey Street (including Montgomery Hall) and Town Hall under construction on right

Mr Horatio Bright leaving Lydgate Hall, Crosspool

Members of the Milnes family in pony and trap at Bitholmes Wood, Deepcar around 1892-5