Norfolk Street, before St. Marie's Rectory was built, Nether Congregational Chapel, right, No 64, Henry Outram, Cab Proprietor, No 66, former premises of Ellen Beck, Tobacconist

Bank buildings, Norfolk Street, at corner of George Street, (also known as Rodgers' House, when occupied by Jos. Rodgers and Son), Nether Congregational Chapel in background

Norfolk Street, St. Marie's RC Church Rectory, left, Victoria Hall, centre, Nos. 97 - 101 Hay and Son, wine merchants, (Furnival Chambers), right

Norfolk Street and Arundel Street, Nos. 73 - 75 Charles Smith and Sons Ltd., tinplate workers

Norfolk Street and Surrey Street, premises include No. 117 Hibbert Bros., picture frame manufacturers and No. 109 Brown Bear public house

Norfolk Street, near Arundel Street, No. 87 E.F. Jones, tobacconist, No. 89 Walter F. Brown, jewellers, Nos. 91 and 93 Hy. Outram, confectioner

Rectory Chambers, Norfolk Street, corner of Norfolk Row

Lt. A. Bennett, of Clay Cross awarded the Military Cross

Queens Road Tram Depot, Body Shop

Queens Road Tram Depot, Body Shop