These photographs have been catalogued and digitised thanks to the kind generosity and support of the Friends of Wolverhampton Archives.

A poster to promote the Wolverhampton Centenary Pageant, which ran from 22 May to 5 June and began at 7pm.

The first dress rehearsal. The photograph shows ladies representing Lady Wulfruna and her attendants.

Locally designed logo to mark the Wolverhampton Centenary, inspired by the Wolverhampton Borough crest. The Postmaster-General is mentioned.

This scene featured a 17th century wedding. From left to right are: Pat Timmins, Hazel Fellows, Albert Spilsbury, Austin Jones and Cicely Corle.

During the performance, locksmiths from 1600 sang of how they “shall make secure from thieves the gold of England.”

The photograph shows Heath Joyce talking to his stepfather and mother the Reverend and Mrs A. R. Read.

The Mayor of Wolverhampton lunching with the Lord and Lady Mayoress of Birmingham, Councillor and Mrs J. C. Burman.

This was to be presented to the Duke of Edinburgh to be given to Prince Charles.

Donald Waltho and Norma Minshall were the scene announcers during the Pageant, marking the passage of time from 950 AD to 1948.