Mustard grown in the open air, under glass, and in the dark', part of observational studies in Plant Life, Light etc., by Headmaster, J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School (also known as Ranmoor School)

Angel Street from Market Place, premises include H.L. Brown, jewellers and T.B. and W. Cockayne Ltd., department store, left

York Street looking towards High Street and Foster's Buildings. Premises on left include Nos 12 and 14, Woollen and Co. Ltd, Silverers. Midland Chambers, right

Hunter Archaeological Society at Treeton

Walkley Hall, Heavygate Road, Crookes, probably built by William Rawson in 1600. The Hall was demolished in 1926 to make way for the present housing estate.

Night soil carts passing the Beehive Hotel, No 240, West Street. Portland Lane, right

Beehive Hotel, No. 240 West Street at the junction with Portland Lane showing (right) the installation of a bill poster

Beehive Hotel, No 240, West Street

West Street looking towards Glossop Road. Beehive Hotel, No 240, West Street, right

Bow Street, City Centre, Nos. 2 - 8 H.T. Lowe and Sons, pianoforte dealers, Times Buildings in background