Bow Street, City Centre, from Leopold Street junction, Nos. 2 - 8 H.T. Lowe and Sons, pianoforte dealers and Times Buildings

Exchange Street, premises include No. 27 Rotherham House public house, No. 29 W. and T. Avery Ltd., weighing machines manufacturers, The Market Buildings

Offices and cab stand belonging to William Henry Haigh, cab and omnibus proprietor, junction of Ecclesall Road (right) and Cemetery Road (left)

London Road. Premises include No. 28 Albert Birds, confectioner, No. 24 Lucy Eleanor Faulks, boot maker, No. 20 Jennie Fairburn, confectioner

Engraving by J.H.Stainton of timber framed buildings at bottom of Snig Hill. Pack Horse Inn, No. 2 West Bar, left

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, left of doorway

Holy Green House, The Moor, between Eldon Street and Prince Street. Home of Thomas Holy, who entertained John Wesley there. Mr. Abraham, principal of Milk St. Academy, resided here,also used for boarders and evening classes

Royal Oak public house, No. 29 King Street

Elevated view of Melrose Road (right) and Burngreave Street (foreground) with St. Catherine's, R.C. Church in the background

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