The photograph shows the exterior, with a “St Peter’s Treasures” banner over the entrance.

The King Kong miniature statue, by Nicholas Munro, was due to feature in the forthcoming exhibition. The photograph shows the statue with John O’Gorman mimicking it behind.

The exhibition featured work by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Joe Tilson and Richard Hamilton, and a collection of merchandise was on sale in the Gallery shop. Martin Jones is mentioned. The photograph shows Samantha Vincent (left) and Louise Goodman mod

The Gallery was hosting an event to create an Andy Warhol-style “15 seconds of fame” film starring Wolverhampton residents. Martin Jones is quoted. The photograph shows Des Lane, Neil Brown and Heidi Smith holding a clock made by Simpson & Son of Wolverha

The photograph shows Des Lane, Neil Brown and Heidi Smith holding a clock made by Simpson & Son of Wolverhampton and with their faces hidden or masked in St Peter’s Gardens.

The pop art exhibition was bringing the psychedelic sixties back. The photograph shows John O’Gorman (left) dressed as a business man, and Nicholas Pepperell covered in body painting.

The photograph shows ladies with cakes.

An exhibition of artefacts, including the marriage register with the signature of Button Gwinnett, a weathercock which caused a fire, and Holy Communion silverware was due to open. The American Declaration of Independence is mentioned. The photograph show

Part of the exhibition featured coloured sheets of transparency paper on a light box, where children could build up their own pictures. The photograph shows Brett Simpson from Chapel Ash.

The shop and tea room were due to be refurbished, and the staff were given a new look in preparation. Martin Jones is quoted, and the photograph shows Des Lane (left) and Bill Paddock showing off new ties and pullovers.