Presses at Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., colliery engineers, No. 49 Norfolk Street

Warehouse at Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., colliery engineers, No. 49 Norfolk Street

Rear of Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., colliery engineers, Sycamore Street. No. 10 Milk Street, John Biggin Ltd., silver manufacturers, in background

Letterhead from Renton, Holdsworth and Co. Ltd., colliery engineers, No. 49 Norfolk Street

Taking the water splash in the Hallamshire Motor Cycle Trials, near Bamford, pre World War II

Unidentified occasion, possibly V.I.P.'s at a Sports Day. Group includes Grace Tebbutt, front row, 3rd right, Coun. G. B. Tomlin and Mrs Tomlin, centre row, extreme right

South-East view of St. James' Church, Norton, by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm. The early seventeenth century Norton Hall shown beyond the church was demolished shortly after Grimm's visit and rebuilt

Mappin Art Gallery in Weston Park. Built in the Greek Ionic style, from designs by Flockton and Gibbs, architects. Opened July 27th, 1887 by Sir Frederick T. Mappin

Moorhead and Crimean Monument, looking towards South Street, Moor. T. and J. Roberts, (later became Roberts Brothers), Drapers, right. Moorhead Brewery and Grapes Hotel, Thomas Berry and Co. Ltd., left

Fargate including No. 34 Richard Field and Son Ltd., tea merchants and Fields Continental Cafe and Nos. 16 - 30 Robert Proctor and Son, drapers