Ebenezer Elliott Monument, Weston Park (note the lawnmower)

Station Road, Chapeltown, premises on right include No. 39 William Whitaker, pawnbrokers

Ryecroft Farm, Ryecroft Glen, off Dore Road. In 1959, occupied by Mr. Farnsworth, owned by Sheffield Corporation. Reputed to have originally been a coaching house and also a grinding wheel (numerous grindstones lying about)

Decorated arch in Oakes Park to celebrate the marriage of Miss Bagshawe, eldest daughter of the late Mr F Bagshawe of Oakes Park to Mr Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood of Marple Hall, Cheshire in November 1907.

Decorated arch in Oakes Park to celebrate the marriage of Beatrice Bagshawe to Mr Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood of Marple Hall, Cheshire in November 1907.

Munitions huts, possibly Petre Street

The Sheffield Royal Engineers left yesterday for camp at Hornsea. Pictured is a group of the men on the Great Central Railway station before the arrival of their train

General T. S. Baldock (3rd from left) pays a visit to the camp of the Hallamshire Rifles at Whitby and inspects the camp equipment

Volunteers waiting to be enlisted at the recruiting office in St George's Terrace, Brook Hill. The batch of the enlisters is inside being examined

Mobilisation orders in Sheffield. On left, Hallamshire Rifles signing for duty. On the right, men of 3rd West Riding RFA bringing up gun carriage in readiness for transportation.