Post Office, No. 74 Barrow Road and Newman Road, Postmistress Mrs. Sandall to right of doorway, Mrs. Heritage standing in the doorway

Standon Road (formerly Station Road), Low Wincobank looking towards Meadow Hall in the background

The first Corporation bus at the terminus, outside Samuel Dewhurst, outfitters, Fife Street (formerly Fowler Street) Monday 17th March 1913 with Midland Railway Bridge in the background

The first day of the first bus service to Low Wincobank outside the Foundry Arms (R. Bocking licensee), Barrow Road with the junction of Newman Road, Low Wincobank

William C. Maycock's Farm Dairy Milk Float, Wincobank pulled by 'Tommy'

Muck spreading on William Maycock's farm on Fife Street (formerly Fowler Street), Ronnie Ball and his brother with Eddie Maycock leaning on the cart-wheel, Jedburgh Street in the background

Wooley House and Woolley Wood from a footpath on land belonging to Hawke's farm

Ellis's Farmhouse , Hatfield Houses, (later No. 147 Hatfield House Lane) top of old lane now Molineaux Road, George Ellis ( horse on the left), William Edward Ellis (horse right), father William Ellis standing at the left of picture

Illuminated tram to celebrate the Coronation of King George V

Joseph (left) and Edward (Ted) Woodriff back garden of 324 Bellhouse Road, Shiregreen