Gardens leading to east front of Derwent Hall. Private St. Henry's Roman Catholic Chapel, right. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Lake and private St. Henry's Roman Catholic Chapel, Derwent Hall. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Derwent Hall and the Packhorse Bridge, over the River Derwent. Demolished 1940's for construction of Ladybower Reservoir

Ashopton showing the trestle gantry which ran across the River Ashop, from the Midland Railway at Bamford. Used during the construction of the Dams in 1902-1916. Sheffield to Glossop Road and Ashopton village in background

Crook Hill, Ashopton. Crook Hill Farm, in distance

The Vale of Ashopton. Present wall of Ladybower Reservoir now stands almost on this site.

Whirlow Lane

St. James and St. John's C. of E. Church, Derwent

Coal picking, Windsor Street from the confluence of the Royds Milll Tail Goit and River Don with Effingham Steel Works and Rolling Mills in the background

Ecclesall Hall Farm, believed to be the last remnants of Ecclesall Hall (although greatly reduced in size and converted into a farmhouse after losing its status), Millhouses Lane, Silver Hill, near junction of Ecclesall Road South. Demolished 1935