Premises on Attercliffe Road (near the junction with Brinsworth Street)

The Boulogne public house, Nos. 28 - 30, Waingate, at junction of Castlegate, after fire. Previously Bull and Mouth Public House, also known as Tap and Spile and Tap and Barrel. Opened 1790s

The Boulogne public house, Nos. 28 - 30 Waingate, at junction of Castlegate, after fire. Previously Bull and Mouth Public House, also known as Tap and Spile and Tap and Barrel. Opened 1790s

Bull and Mouth public house, Nos. 28 - 30 Waingate, at junction of Castlegate. Also known as The Bolougne, Tap and Spile and Tap and Barrel. Opened 1790s

The Grapes public house, No. 80 Trippet Lane

The Grapes public house, No. 80 Trippet Lane

Dallas Bar, (formerly Engineer's Hotel later Barrow House), Fife Street and Ecclesfield Road, Low Wincobank

The Royal Oak public house (latterly John Heath and Sons, Hollinsend Funeral Home), junction of No. 354 Mansfield Road and Hollinsend Road. Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in background

Bridge Inn (latterly Greyspace Flooring), No. 509 London Road, Heeley. Heeley Bridge, centre, Brad's Kiosk, left

Mote Hall Hotel, Motehall Road, Manor