Bishop Percy’s House, Bridgnorth
D-EXP/P/B7/11 8 Feb 1956 Wolverhampton Archives
The building was built in 1580 and was later the home of Bridgnorth Boys’ Club.
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Cann Hall, Bridgnorth
D-EXP/P/B7/12 7 Sep 1956 Wolverhampton Archives
A Jacobean building that was likely to be demolished to ease traffic conditions.
Dovecote, Barnhurst Municipal Farm
D-EXP/P/W1B/4 29 Oct 1959 Wolverhampton Archives
The building was used as a fowl house and built around the time of the Armada.
Polytechnic Snooker Club, Dudley Road, Wolverhampton
D-EXP/P/W1D/28 19 Mar 1953 Wolverhampton Archives
A building dated 1889 which was being used as a café and billiards saloon.
Farmers Fold, Wolverhampton
D-EXP/P/W1F/3 29 Aug 1980 Wolverhampton Archives
The Mander Centre is in the background as two men are at work on the roof of a building.
Meynell Valves Ltd, Montrose Street, Wolverhampton
D-EXP/P/W1M/44 11 Aug 1970 Wolverhampton Archives
The building was being demolished to make way for road improvements.
Dippons Farm, Perton
D-EXP/P/W1P/32 12 Jun 1974 Wolverhampton Archives
The derelict building was to be preserved and restored as part of the new Perton site. Paul Lindsay of Gallifords is mentioned, and Bertha Roak is quoted.
Clanford Hall, near Stafford, Staffordshire
D-EXP/P/H1/27 5 Sep 1967 Wolverhampton Archives
The Stewart-era building was undergoing restoration work.
David Adams, divisional director, Fairclough Building’s western division
D-EXP/N/AD/28 15 Jul 1988 Wolverhampton Archives
David had been appointed alongside Alan Seddon of the Midlands office in Walsall.
Crown & Cushion, Bilston Street, Wolverhampton
D-EXP/P/W1B/26 15 Nov 1920 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows ladders placed alongside a partly demolished building, with onlookers to the right and left, and a heap of rubble on the ground.