The photograph shows people dressed as cowboys and cowgirls, with two on horses, holding a British and an American flag, for a jubilee party.

The photograph shows a group of children at a jubilee street party.

These Cromwellian cottages were among the oldest buildings in Bloxwich.

The history of the property went back to the days of Cromwell and the Civil War.

As part of the Sikh ceremony, the bride and groom walked around the priest four times.

The photograph shows the couple , with the bride’s attendants, sitting in front of the priest, who is reading from the Sikh holy book.

A wall-mounted plaque in memory of Henry Copson Peake of the Walsall Wood Colliery Company Limited.

A medallion commemorating the consecration of the church in 1837 was found in Surrey by Clarice Firth. The Reverend Thomas Reakes is mentioned.

A statue above the clock was the same design as the Lincoln Imp. Les Harper is quoted.

Following death watch beetles in the roof timbers, villagers raised money for restoration and replacement. Reverend D. H. N. Wells is quoted.