Margaret Jones of The Avenue, Finchfield, found election posters dating back to 1832 and 1835. Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Mr Fryer and Mr Villiers are mentioned.

The new Citibank Moneyshop in the Mander Centre was seen as less intimidating than banks such as Lloyds Bank.

The firm which pioneered the railway system used in America was closing down. Bob Procter and Jack Moreton are mentioned.

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

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

The PTA presented all the children with jubilee mugs at a jubilee party. The photograph shows Robert Winter and Samatha Richards tucking into cream cakes.

The Exors of James Mills held a jubilee dance. The photograph shows (from left) Des Bouskill, Albert Mills, Mavis Cadman and John Price admiring a selection of prizes.

The Council were accused of wasting money to improve a bus terminus where no buses stopped, but there were plans to use the site for car parking bays. Councillor John Bird is quoted.

Tom Price of Wellington Road, Bilston, alongside the Prince Albert statue which he twice helped to move, on the occasion of his retirement from W. Hopcroft of Chapel Ash.

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