Old works formerly belonging to John Armitage and Son, fire brick manufacturer, Wharncliffe Fireclay Works, built 1888, Broomhall Street, off Devonshire Street

Arundel Street at junction with Froggatt Lane, looking towards Hallam University, C.W. Fletcher and Sons Ltd., precision sheet metal workers, Sterling Works and Butchers Works

Hollis Croft showing former premises of A.R. Ashby and Co., bread platter manufacturers, Toledo Works

Hollis Croft, view towards Little Mesters buildings, Nos. 52 - 56 Garden Street, from Footprint Tools car park

St. Peter's Close looking towards rear of No 3, Hartshead, Broadbent House, also known as The Old bankers House, left

Nos. 6 - 18 Canning Street, from junction with Devonshire Lane. No. 18 G.A. Axe and Co. Ltd., table cutlery manufacturers

Milton Street showing Eye Witness Works and Gregory Fenton Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Beehive Works

Trafalgar Street at junction of Wellington Street, looking towards West Street, showing No. 59 Trafalgar Street, Harrison Fisher and Co., silversmiths, Trafalgar Works

Backfields, between Division Street and Wellington Street, showing the rear of former premises of Cambridge Street Horn Works and Brook Bros., Albert Works

Egerton Lane from Headford Street, Sykes Works (occupied by various companies)