This picture has been taken from the back of a stall selling what looks like cosmetics.

People queueing at the market, with a woman with a pushchair in the foreground of this photograph.

The photo shows crowds of people milling round, with Beacon radio broadcasting in the background. The former Woolpack Restaurant is mentioned.

Ronald Gough (right) and his cousin Jim standing at the front of their fruit stall. Ron is holding out a pineapple to Jim, and both men are wearing white overalls over ther suits. There is a sign for “Sam Hicks” visible in the backgound.

Inside the retail market with a good view of Russell’s Footwear Ltd. The article is the duplicate of that pasted on the rear of D-EXP/P/W69/23. Mr G. P. Skelley is quoted.

The photograph shows Norman Pritchard speaking at a public meeting to discuss the Wolverhampton Police controversy relating to the appointment of the Chief Constable.

Workmen giving a spring clean to the Market Hall had found the town’s original coat-of-arms when they took down boarding which had covered the archways.

The penultimate day on the Market Patch as the traders were moving to new premises. The photograph includes a sign saying “Sidney Gatt, Stalls 41 to 82 in the new market”.

Includes the church, the market building itself, and market stalls and customers, as well as a horse and cart in the foreground.

View looking towards North Street and the old Education Offices. The photograph shows a large banner that reads “Mass X-Ray Unit”, adjacent to St Peter & St Paul’s Catholic Church on the right, with vehicles in the foreground. A white van belonging to J.