This is above the door on the 'turret' entrance.
Pictures and Postcards, Old and NewBits you might miss around Chesterfield
These are just bits of buildings, or items, that you may not have noticed before. Some photos may have been used in other threads as they related to a topic. Some are just on this thread. Just things that captured my eye whilst walking around.
Future Walk, West Bars,
behind the Royal Mail building, before the park bridge 2017.
"Rosewall" A curved reclining form "Poise" A wind sculpture
by Barbara Hepworth. by Angela Connor.
Above & the sides of the front door.
I have no idea why these ladies & gentlemen adorn the outside of the building, except perhaps to give it an exotic 'feel' ?
New Square. 2017
The original Coop building 1894; & as it is today. Also the glass window at the side is worth a look. 
HSBC Below the windows. On top of the building.
Above the door.
"Marks & Spencer" "Clintons" "Vodaphone"
Shoe shop "Dorothy Perkins"
These initials, on the right, S.E.R. - are found on the top of the building, I believe they stand for Samuel Edward Redfern?
The stonework below are under & over the windows.
In the early days it was 'Woodheads'; in 2017 it was 'Greggs' & later an art shop.
Below a close-up of the decorations.
The upper building with the date of 1895
"Opened by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales 12th November 1981"
The first two are from the building next door to the Crown & Cushion. This one is above a shop.
A D 1885
Corner of Packer's Row & Vicar Lane.
The grotesques can be found at the top of the columns. They had been gold-plated.
.... & over the pub... "The King's Head"
R. J. Stokes was a paint manufacturer & retailer.
His initials are engraved either side; & the center column the date of 1923.
S.B. for Scarsdale Brewery M.A. for Miner's Arms 1923 for when it was re-built
Corporation Street. Buildings opposite Stephenson's Memorial Hall.
A Musical theme is going on here in the decoration, from, I believe, the time when J. White & Sons were in the buildings. They had been in business for around 70 years. The photo on the right was taken 2017 [above "Moo" shop]
The gargoyles & 'flowers', below, are at both ends
of the main building. The gentleman & lady are on the apex of the arcs.
Sitting against the Church railings:
The mileage marks the distance from Chesterfield to
Olympic Park, London. 2012
"for every eye," "a different fire" "a different spire" "each twisting flame"
Also sitting next to the Church railings.
St. Mary & All Saints Churchyard.
Joseph Bower's original gas lamp of 1824; & how it stands, raised, 2018. It was moved from the market place to the churchyard.
The stone commemorating the Battle of Chesterfield, which lies at the bottom of Joseph Bower's lamp, in the churchyard.
A couple of seats you'll find in the churchyard. 2017
The Bee sculpture - which hasn't fared well at all; all it's legs are now gone.
St. Mary's Gate. Church, & Churchyard.
A Gargoyle high on the side of the Church .... & posts on the outer fencing.
St. Mary's Gate.
'Dunnell's Vaults' & ex offices of the Scarsdale Brewery & "Chandlers'" clock above the door.
Church Way.
'Spire' aka 'Rectory' public House date 1930
The old North Midland station. Original photo c/o Barry Dyke
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