Reopening of Top Forge with members of the Sheffield Trades Historical Society, Wortley Top Forge

Waterwheel at Top Forge (or Upper Forge), Wortley Ironworks, Wortley

Carved Mural Stone over the Doorway at Wortley Top Forge, Wortley

Christmas Card from The Davy United Group of the Top Forge (or Upper Forge), Wortley Ironworks, Wortley from an original painting by Arthur Bell-Foster

Cementation Furnaces, Daniel Doncaster, Hoyle Street

Western Bank from junction with Clarkson Street, looking towards Brook Hill. University of Sheffield, left, Warehouses belonging to J.G. Graves Ltd., 'Westville', right

Hounsfield Road at junction with Leavygreave and Brook Hill (extreme left), No. 1a Leavygreave, Alan B. Ward, bookseller, No. 1 Singleton Decorators Ltd., painters and decorators and No. 5 F. Wilkinson, plumber

Weston Terrace, Western Bank

Sheffield University from Weston Park. Opened 12th July, 1905 by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Cost ú123,000. Built of brick and stone in Late Tudor Gothic style. Architect, Edward Mitchell Gibbs

Weston Park showing rear of Firth Hall, University of Sheffield and statue of Ebenezer Elliott