Iron girders being erected to form the new roof.

View from the end of Lichfield Street.

A view of locksmiths at work.

The photograph shows Paul Nash, Steve Wood and Graham Foster inspecting new machinery.

A picture of four Wolverhampton street signs, for Chubb Street, Upper Villiers Stree, Sunbeam Street and Union Street.

Invoices on computer tape were subjected to a blazing furnace, but remained intact thanks to a Chubb fire resistant security cabinet. W. H. Smith is mentioned. The photograph shows Alan Stone (left), being handed the tape after the test by with Tom Davies

Copy of a notice published in the Wolverhampton Chronicle 3 May 1882 by Charles Chubb, challenging people to pick his locks, which was on display in the Locksmith public house in Heath Town.

Four Wolverhampton firms in use: a Guy lorry, fitted with a Thompson trailer, carrying Chubb safes and cabinets for France and Switzerland, using the haulier Cartwright Transport.

The building was home to the Lighthouse Media Centre, a media reference library, a Training Course gallery, cinema, conference facilities, equipment hire and cultural events programme.

Workers went on strike over a plan to stop Union meetings. The photograph shows Charles B. Barton.