F. Fisher and Sons Ltd., cutlery blade forgers, Solly Street (part of which formerly Pea Croft) looking towards the No. 82, Ram Inn

Doorway and side view of F. Fisher and Sons Ltd., cutlery blade forgers, Solly Street (part of which formerly Pea Croft) and alleyway looking towards Scotland street and access to Court 18

F. Fisher and Sons Ltd., cutlery blade forgers, Solly Street (part of which formerly Pea Croft) looking towards the No. 82 Ram Inn

No. 222 Cooke and Stevenson Ltd., electrical engineers (formerly the Catholic Boys Hostel), Solly Street, corner of St. Vincent's Vicarage wall (left), No. 223 Hope and Anchor public house, corner of Red Hill (left), Corn Hill (right)

Snig Hill from West Bar, Corporation Buildings, left, No 1, West Bar, Strong Arm public house, right

Demolished back to back housing, Solly Street between Siddall Street and Corn Hill

Passagway to a Court of property awaiting demolition, Solly Street between Siddall Street and Corn Hill

Property awaiting demolition, Solly Street between Siddall Street and Corn Hill showing a passageway to a Court

David Flather and Sons, Solly Works, Solly Street looking towards the junction with Wheeldon Lane

Cooke and Stevenson Ltd., electrical engineers, (formerly the Catholic Boys Hostel), No. 222 Solly Street at the junction with Corn Hill looking towards No. 216, James Lodge Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Cambridge Works