A building in which the Henry family, a family of four, were living in one room.

Architectural detail.

Two women carrying shopping walking down the street.

The site of the 1908 murder of Ruth Hadley by her lover, Edward Lawrence. The article details the story of the murder, and mentions Dr Galbraith.

The former gasworks site was to be redeveloped, thanks to a Government grant, into a science and technology park, in conjunction with Wolverhampton University. The photograph shows Environment Minister Robin Squire at the site.

Proposals for improvements at the junction with Bilston Street in order to ease traffic congestion. The premises of Scrivens can be seen, and the Gaumont Cinema is mentioned.

The photograph shows the area deserted at night, with street lights. Premises that can be seen include the Cafe Royale, the Queen’s Cinema, Craddocks, Harley’s, Barnes (surgeon and dentist) and W. H. Hindes. It appears as though the road is in the process

The musician’s gallery, with a musical ensemble pasted in to show what it would look like. The premises of F. Sunderland and The French Shop Ltd can be seen in the background.