Horse drawn bus passing Market Place/High Street at corner with Change Alley, premises on right include Nos 78-80, former timber framed house, then occupied by John Wheeldon and Co, manufacturers of leather bands

High Street, premises on right include No. 6 William Lewis, tobacconist, premises on left include Nos. 9 - 11 Sheffield Goldsmiths' Co., silversmiths, No. 13 Castle Chambers, No. 17 old Telegraph Offices

High Street/Market Place at corner of Change Alley, timber framed building on right was formerly a town house, later used by John Wheeldon and Co, manufacturers of leather bands

Photographers prepare for the royal visit of Queen Victoria, High Street, No. 31 Old Blue Bell Hotel and No 33, London Rubber Co., in background

High Street and Market Street, No. 4 Fisher, Son and Sibray, nurserymen, No. 6 Old Star public house

Attercliffe Club Members 1886, Attercliffe House

Attercliffe Club, (Attercliffe House), Leeds Road

Haymarket, junction with King Street, left, No. 9 Gale and Hulett, Livingstone Commercial and Temperance Hotel, No 13 and 15, Brunswick Hotel, left

Prince M. Sunderland, optician and watch maker, Nos. 4 - 6 Langsett Road and the junction of Flora Street, showing chimney pots stacked in business at rear of premises

King Street, looking towards Market Place, No. 69 J.S. and T. Birks, grocers, premises on right include Nos. 7 - 15 Thomas Porter and Sons, tea and coffee merchants