Roadside Cottage formerly known as Cherrytree House, No 38, Cherrytree Road, Nether Edge. Built in 1635 by Thomas Ludlam. In 1828 converted into the Bowling Green Inn. At time of photograph, owned by K.M. Stewardson

Stag Hotel, No 15, Psalter Lane, Nether Edge. First let to publican, 1805, probably then quite new, known as the Stag's Head, the crest of the Mackenzie family. Past owners include Rev. Alexander Mackenzie and heirs

Back to back cottages named Clough Field Cottages, Clough Fields, off Back Lane, Crookes. Said to be late 17th century. Repaired when bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, but were later condemned. Later demolished

Farm and outbuilding, No 2, Clough Fields, off Back Lane, Crookes. Built 1712. Bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, re-roofed at this time. Only one field now belongs to the farm

Farm and outbuilding, No 2, Clough Field, off Back Lane, Crookes. Built 1712. Bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, re-roofed at this time. Only one field now belongs to the farm

Stone bearing the date 1712, over the door at farmhouse, No 2, Clough Fields, off Back Lane, Crookes. Built 1712. Bought by Sheffield Corporation on 1949/50, re-roofed at this time. Only one field now belongs to the farm

Walkley Bank Tilt, off Rivelin Valley Road. Old water wheel and mill, converted to electric power. A wire mill since 1897. Changed by George Hallam and Co. Recorded as Walkley Tilt in list of 1794

House 4, Court 2, Bradfield Road. Former kitchen of Owlerton Hall. Three back to back cottages (all part of the old hall) were pulled down in the 1930s, to make way for a new public house. Only this part remained

Old stone cottages, Luke Lane, Wadsley, Stour Lane in background

No 16, Midhurst Road, Birley Carr (in the yard of 'The Farm', Birley Carr), prior to demolition. A very old house, used to have a filecutter's shop, now the coalshed.