Thomas Hayball (1790 - 1865), with grandchild Clara Hayball (Clara Keeling), born 1852

Rev. George Sandford and family outside Ecclesall Vicarage, Ringinglow Road

Rev. George Sandford and family outside Ecclesall Vicarage, Ringinglow Road

Pinstone Street. Construction of decorative arch for Queen Victoria's visit to officially open the Town Hall, designed, modelled and erected by Percy J. Roberts (based at No. 66 West Street)

Decorations for royal visit of Queen Victoria, junction of High Street and Fargate

Samuel Hadfield (1827 - 1902), a well known man in musical circles in Sheffield, choir master of St. Silas and St. Mary's Churches. Introduced the tonic sol-fa method of singing in 1859 to Sheffield, which was invented by Miss Glover in 1835

Alderman William Johnson Clegg (1827 - 1895), JP., Mayor of Sheffield, 1887 - 1888, founder of the firm of solicitors Messrs. Clegg and Sons, Town Councillor for Nether Hallam 1872,

William Christopher Leng (1824 - 1902), came from Dundee in 1864 as editor and part proprietor of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, noted for his own independent views of things and fearless combativeness

Henry Fitzalan Howard, 15th Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Arundel and Surrey (1847 - 1917), Premier Duke and Hereditary Earl Marshal of England. Lord of the Manor of Sheffield, and the first Lord Mayor

Alderman George Bassett (1818 - 1886), Mayor, 1876 - 1877. Came to Sheffield in 1840 and commenced business as a confectioner in the Park, becoming world famous.