An old cellar had been unearthed, which may have formed part of the old town hall (pulled down in 1778). High Green is mentioned.

Close up of the entrance.

The Cleveland Court Club.

The building next to Compton Road had been demolished. Dorothea Winter is quoted, and The Larches Old Girls Association, Frederick Sankey, Kenneth More, Giuseppe Allenza, Leicester Street, Larches Lane, and the Deaf and Dumb Mission in Rupert Street are m

A 1902 stamp belonging to Mr C. W. Hill.

The Statue of Light, with the Wulfrun Hotel, Express Café and Army Careers Centre in the background.

The Lord Chancellor, Lord Mackay, being met by Mr Justice Tucker (right) as he arrived to open the new building, amid heightened security following recent IRA attacks.

Two years after its closure, no decision had been made on the future of the bulding. Rank, Marks and Spencer Ltd, and Hortons Estates Ltd. of Colmore Row in Birmingham are mentioned.

Photograph of a souvenir programme printed on satin from 24 Nov 1899, which had been sent in by a reader. Mr W. C. Yates and the Hippodrome Theatre are mentioned.

Opening of the remainder of section three of the ring road between Darlington Street and Waterloo Road. Bath Road and Chapel Ash are mentioned.