An office building at the junction of Waterloo Road built by Bankfield Developments Ltd. which had been leased by Wolverhampton Council.

Unveiling of the plaque. The photograph shows (left to right) Geoff Deakin, Harry Dando and the Reverend John Bigby.

Exterior prior to its demolition. Wolverhampton Corporation photographer Joan Milham is seen taking a photograph for the archives.

A room had been reconstructed as it might have been at Christmas in 1875. Pictured in the room are Jan Thom and Andrew Gregg.

External view, taken close to the main entrance, with what appear to be the remains of Christmas decorations across the street.

The company moved from Bilston to premises on the Wolverhampton Ring Road. Mr Walter R. Hayward is mentioned (seen on the left of the photograph with Alf Tanner).

He invented an anti-jack-knifing system to stop accidents in semi-articulated vehicles.

The “inventor of the ridiculous” put a display of his designs on show at the Connaught Hotel, Wolverhampton, including this “Little Dragon Carpet Cleaner”.

Marion Wooton of Broadstone Avenue, Leamore, Walsall, originally trained at the Guest Hospital in Dudley, and had recently returned to work as a nurse after having her son.

Members presented a shield to Albrighton Fire Service to show appreciation of their work. The photograph includes Linda Hodgkiss, Doug Head and Dorothy Mack.