Tram 225 at Crookes Tram Terminus, 1905-1908, Crookes Endowed Schools, left, Noah's Ark public house, right, Crookes Post Office in distance

Road works in Daisy Walk, taken from the entrance to Court No. 9 (right) looking towards Upper Allen Street

Darnall Road, smaller cottages in foreground demolished in 1932

Cross Scythes Inn, Nos.145 - 147 Derbyshire Lane, looking towards Norton Lees Lane

Cross Scythes Inn, Nos.145 - 147 Derbyshire Lane at junction with (centre) Norton Lees Lane

Division Street at junction of Carver Street, including No. 29 William Darbyshire, optician, Nos. 37 - 43 J.G. Graves Ltd., cabinet makers and jewellers, No. 32 Miss Annie Staniforth, bookseller

Division Street from Carver Street, 1900-1910, No. 50 Yorkshire Stingo public house on corner of Rockingham Lane

Division Street from Barkers Pool, 'Iron Man' public lavatory and Albert Hotel on left, Manchester Hotel (Nos 4-6 Division Street) and Water Company Offices, rear (known as Cambridge House). Row of shops on right known as Pool Place

Nos. 14 - 28 Division Street at corner of Carver Lane including E. T. Hodgson, City Protestant Book Depot, No. 16 City Coal Office and Nos. 24 - 30 J. S. Tulley and Co., photographers

Ball Inn, Middleton Dale