W. Bradley, Coldstream Guards. Died of natural causes 4 Feb 1915

Harold Broomfield, West Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in action 9 Sep 1917

Wounded soldiers entertained at Hallamshire Tennis Club. Wounded men versus the ladies at cricket and soldiers enjoying a game of croquet.

New motor van which has been presented to the Wounded Soldiers' Comforts Depot, Sheffield by Mr Drew of Raincliffe, Ecclesfield.

Wounded soldiers at Longshaw Lodge entertained by artists from the Sheffield Empire and friends

A golf match in aid of the funds for local prisoners of war was played at the Sandygate Course

Members of the Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps leaving Firth Park terminus en route to Wentworth Park for an instructional field day

Photograph provided by A. R. Wyles, (chauffeur to Mrs K Wilson). All Sheffield men of the Motor Transport Section in the Army Service Corps

Sergeant W. J. Milne of the Hallmshires wounded and now in hospital in Cardiff. He will be remembered as captain of the Sheffield 'Otters' and here is seen with the Yorkshire Championship Cup which he won for shooting at the Strensall meeting

Relics brought home from the front by Driver A. J. Winters, Royal Field Artillery of Wentworth Street, Sheffield.