High Street looking towards Commercial Street, Fitzalan Market Hall, left, premises on right include Kings Head Hotel

High Street, looking towards Commercial Street and Sheffield Gas Co. offices, omnibus waiting rooms and Birmingham District and Counties Banking Co. Ltd., right, Fitzalan Market Hall and General Post Office (Haymarket), left

Elevated view of High Street, Foster's Buildings, right, including Nos. 10 - 16 William Foster and Son, tailors, premises on left include No. 7 London City and Midland Bank and No. 13 Castle Chambers

Foster's Buildings, High Street, shops include No. 8 Kingdon and Son, tobacconist, Nos. 10 - 16, William Foster and Son, tailors

General view of High Street, Foster's Buildings, right (including Nos.10-16 William Foster and Son, tailors, No. 20 Charles Tinker, boot manufacturer), Nos 30 - 32 Sheffield Cafe Co., Central Hotel and Cafe, Nos. 44-64 John Walsh Ltd., general draper

High Street, looking towards York Street, premises include No. 11 Harpers Stores, No. 13 Castle Chambers, No. 17 old Telegraph Offices (with illuminated sign)

High Street, looking towards York Street, No. 7 London City and Midland Bank, No. 11 Harpers Stores, No. 13 Castle Chambers, No. 17 old Telegraph Offices

High Street looking towards Commercial Street and Gas Company Offices, Fitzalan Square and Birmingham District and Counties Banking Co. Ltd, right, former General Post Office and Fitzalan Market Hall, left

High Street looking towards Commercial Street and Gas Company Offices, 1911-1912, Fitzalan Square and Birmingham District and Counties Banking Co. Ltd, right, former General Post Office and Fitzalan Market Hall, left

High Street, premises include Central Chambers (with flag), Nos. 35 - 37 Carlton Restaurant and public house, No. 41 West End Clothiers' Co. Ltd., tailors and outfitters and Copestake, Crampton, and Co., warehousemen, No. 43 H. Samuel, watch maker,