Balm Green, 1915-1925, entrance to Court No. 4, left

Holly Street at corner of Balm Green, looking towards Bow Street, Pupil Teachers' Centre (with turrets) on right

Bank Street, Angel Street, left, Snig Hill, right, F.C. Webb, hosier, glover and shirt maker, No. 29 Angel Street and No. 1 Bank Street, Tyler and Co., tobacconists, No. 2 Bank Street, right

Shops on Barkers Pool, known as Pool Place, (later demolished to make way for War Memorial), Building on right is the New Music Hall Tavern (No 116), 1915-1925

Corner of Barkers Pool and Pool Square, 1915-1925, Nos. 102 - 114 Barkers Pool, White Lion Hotel (No. 112) and Hoyland's Piano Showroom (No. 114), extreme left

Barkers Pool, corner of Holly Street, known as Pool Place (l. to r.) No. 132 Misses J.A. and M.E. Peirson, florists, No. 130 A.E. Sleigh Ltd., surgical instrument makers, No. 128 Robert Henry Ramsden, hatter, No. 126 Misses Mayor, needlework dealer

Street flushing near Barkers Pool in the 18th Century

Corner of Holly Street and Barkers Pool, 1915-25, shops known as Pool Place

Barkers Pool during the demolition of buildings to make way for the War Memorial, White Lion Hotel, left

Central Schools, Pupil Teachers' Centre, Holly Street