Spikes had been erected on ledges above the friezes to deter pigeons. The photograph shows a close-up.

The old Star and Garter Hotel was bought in 1960 by the Murrayfields Real Estate Co., Ltd. for redevelopment, but it still stood empty.

The photograph shows the last of the roof timbers going in as the church was being rebuilt after the fire.

The photograph shows five men dressed in an 1845 uniform being drilled by Sergeant-Major John Martin of Dunstall Road in Wolverhampton.

The photograph shows Tony Wade of Biddlestone Place in Darlaston (left) and George Downs of Salisbury Street in Wolverhampton. Hong Kong and Singapore are mentioned.

The photograph shows Private Fred Lathe of Well Lane in Wednesfield communicating with his driver from the gun turret of an armoured car. Kenya is mentioned.

The photograph shows Lance-Corporal John Chester of Southbourne Road in Fordhouses wearing the 1845 uniform of the Staffordshire 80th Foot Regiment.

Bilston Council was considering sparing the 200-year-old public house from demolition because it was where a well-known brewery business started.

The hospital was due to be replaced by two modern wards. The sign on the photograph mentions “Wolverhampton H. M. C.”

The 150th anniversary of the birth of founder and Quaker, Arthur Albright.