The photograph shows Bandmaster Hurst explaining a trumpet fanfare that he had written especially for the 250th anniversary of the Regiment.

The photograph shows men wear the “Redcoats” 1705 uniforms during rehearsals for the 250th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the regiment.

The photograph shows the Mayor of Wolverhampton, Alderman L. J. Woolridge inspects soldiers at their passing-out parade, alongside Major W. L. Cole.

Colonel F. L. Martin presented a silver-tipped baton to Private E. Weaver of Blackheath who was adjudged to be the best cadet.

Some statues above the shop were attracting a lot of attention, and visitors were expected to increase during forthcoming celebrations for Johnson.

The photograph shows Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh waving as they left in their car for the train station.

The photograph shows Her Majesty the Queen greeting Air Commodore John Oliver of Wolverhampton.

The exterior size and style of the original building, dating back to 975, had been retained. The photograph shows the fully restored building after the fire.

The photograph shows an ATV camera filming “Deuce”, an English Electric computer at Stafford that was able to electronically analyse early election results.

The photograph shows people at a coronation party. Please note this photograph may contain archaic imagery which we would not longer deem acceptable, and may cause offence.