Frederick C. Mearns, pawnbrokers, Nos. 50 - 52 Langsett Road and houses on Wood Street, left

Sheaf Street looking towards junction with Broad Street, including No. 14 Horse and Jockey Hotel, No. 10 former premises of Stenton and Price, glass and china merchants

Tram Nos. 214 and 237 on Lady's Bridge looking towards Wicker, showing (right) Nos. 28 - 30, Bull and Mouth Hotel

Moorfields at the junction with Ebenezer Street showing No. 270, Turner' s Executors Ltd., pawnbrokers, No. 264, Levi Abrahams, tailor and No. 262, Boots Cash Chemists

Elevated view of High Street from Coles corner, Foster's Buildings, right, Telegraph and Star Buildings, left

Culvert for the River Sheaf which now runs from opposite Midland Railway Station to the outfall beside Blonk Street Bridge into the River Don

Park Library and Corporation Swimming Baths, Duke Street at junction of Samson Street, built in 1904

May Day horses at Olive Grove Depot

University of Sheffield and Edgar Allen Library, Western Bank

Construction of Corporation swimming pool at Rivelin Valley, (former New Dam which was the holding pond for Spooner Wheel)