Holme Head Wheel and Dam, River Rivelin. Earliest mention is the lease in 1742, for 21 years to Nicholas Morton and William Shaw. By 1905, The Waterworks had acquired the wheel and it was reported to be in good condition

Roscoe Wheel Mill, bridge and Roscoe Cottages (occupied by the wheel grinders), Rivelin Valley

Sheffield Manor House ruins, Manor Lane

Interior of West Street Post Office and Savings Bank (situated in Central Telephone Exchange), plasterwork by Percy J. Roberts (second from left)

Sheffield War Memorial, Barkers Pool, unveiling ceremony, premises in background include No 115 and 117, F.W. Farrer, Leather Merchant

The 'Weigh House', former Toll House at junction of Psalter Lane and Ecclesall Road South, Banner Cross.

Elevated view of High Street looking towards Commercial Street, Nos. 51 - 55 Burton Montague Ltd., tailors, left, Nos. 80 - 84 Alexandre Ltd., tailors, King's Head Hotel and Marples Hotel, right

Sergeant James Welch, the only surviving V.C. who resided in Sheffield, had an enthusiastic send off by his fellow workers at C.H Lea Ltd., (incorporating the Sheffield Cardboard Box Company), Cavendish Street, leaving for a reunion dinner in London

Elevated view of High Street and Fitzalan Square before the Blitz, King's Head Hotel and Marples Hotel, right, Barclays Bank and News Theatre in background

Bishops' House, Meersbrook Park, off Norton Lees Lane.