The Bull's Head public house, No. 18 Dun Street, also known as 'Devil's Kitchen'. Sign appears to read 'Old Albion Ox?', however, this name cannot be found in directories

Former Ebenezer Wesleyan Mission Church, South Parade, Shalesmoor, from Ebenezer Street. Occupied by Williams Brothers of Sheffield

Lorry containing a load of wheelbarrows at the junction of Brunswick Road (l. to r.) and Andover Street with the police station at the end of the maisonettes and Effingham Street gas holder in background

Whitby and Chandler Ltd., Witchan Works, belting manufacturers, Brunswick Road

General view from Brunswick Road (Champs Hill), showing Hyde Park Flats in distance. Royal Victoria Hotel, part of Wicker Arches and remains of Victoria railway station

Nursery Street and junction of Spitalfields, showing No. 108 Manchester Hotel (latterly the Harlequin public house) and Crown Corn Mills, John Aizlewood Ltd., flour millers, (also called Provender Mill)

Borough Bridge and the River Don, Corporation Street, showing the rear of the Brown Cow public house, right, photographed from Iron Bridge

Iron Bridge over the River Don, Nursery Street. Borough Bridge, Corporation Street, in background

Brown Cow public house, No. 1 Mowbray Street

Former offices of Ibbotson Brothers and Co. Ltd., merchants and manufacturers, Globe Steel Works, Alma Street at junction with Cotton Street