Holly Street at the junction with Orchard Lane, (right), looking towards Bow Street, Wentworth Temperance Hotel on left

River Don from Lady's Bridge before the First World War. Tennant Brothers Ltd., Exchange Brewery on left (fronting Bridge Street), Millsands Steelworks beyond and Cocker Brothers Wireworks, right

Nether Corn Mill, Fulwood Corn Mills, River Porter, Valley of Mayfield, Fulwood. Demolished 1950

St. James C. of E. Church, Norton, chained prayer books

Hunter's Bar toll bar, Ecclesall Road, closed midnight, October 31, 1884. Most probably James Percy, the last lessee, who paid 2,565 pounds for the privilege of exacting tolls, with beard

General view of Fulwood from Whiteley Fields. Forge Dam in foreground

South Street, Moor, premises on right include No.79 Pump Tavern, Nos. 83 - 85 Thompson and Sons, cycle merchants (with adverts)

Unnamed cutlery workshop, possibly producing penknives. Possibly William J. Wards or Joseph Rogers, near the Sheffield Midland railway station

St Wilfrid's Church, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

Wooden bridge near a water mill, similar to bridge at Shepherd Wheel