During the exhibition, students of Wolverhampton Muncipal School of Arts and Crafts demonstrated their skills in pottery making.

The photograph shows Heath Joyce talking to his stepfather and mother the Reverend and Mrs A. R. Read.

Locally designed logo to mark the Wolverhampton Centenary, inspired by the Wolverhampton Borough crest. The Postmaster-General is mentioned.

During the performance, locksmiths from 1600 sang of how they “shall make secure from thieves the gold of England.”

This was to be presented to the Duke of Edinburgh to be given to Prince Charles.

The first dress rehearsal. This photograph shows dancers from the 1066 period.

The scene showed nurse Norrie Desmond taking her charge (Janette Halldron) for a walk. The police are also mentioned.

This scene featured a 17th century wedding. From left to right are: Pat Timmins, Hazel Fellows, Albert Spilsbury, Austin Jones and Cicely Corle.

Behind the scenes at the Pageant. The photograph shows Christina Michell doing make-up for, from left to right Flora Bramley, Agnes Adams, Alice Jackson and Jane Hart.