Interior of St James C. of E. Church, Chapel Lane, Midhopestones

John M. Shaw (born 1902)

E.T. Page, grocers and confectioners, junction of Hill Street and John Street

Cadman Lane looking towards Norfolk Street and Town Hall

Pinstone Street, looking towards St. Paul's Church and Town Hall, premises on left include Nos. 60 - 62 Stewart and Stewart, tailors and Sheffield Cafe Co., Wentworth Cafe

Old General Post Office, Haymarket, from Fitzalan Square with (right) Commercial Street

Town Hall Square and Fargate, looking towards Leopold Street, including No. 70 Charles A. George, chemist, No. 68 Loxley Brothers Ltd., printers, No. 66 Fleur de Lys public house and (front) Bank Chambers, Queen Victoria Statue

High Street, Foster's Buildings, right, including Nos. 10 - 16 William Foster and Son, tailors, premises on left include, No. 7 London City and Midland Bank, No. 13 Castle Chambers and old Telegraph offices

Artists impression of Attercliffe Common at the close of the 18th Century, near Greenland Engine Road (now Broughton Lane), buildings shown are the Arrow Inn, now pulled down, the Pheasant Inn and Carbrook Hall and gibbet post of Spence Broughton

Souvenir card showing the 'Norfolk Knife' by Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers