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Queen Square, Wolverhampton

D-EXP/P/W1Q/100 undated Wolverhampton Archives

A view down towards Darlington Street. The premises of Wolverhampton Freeholders’ Permanent Building Society and the National Provincial Bank of England can be seen.

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Queen Square, Wolverhampton

D-EXP/P/W1Q/44 22 Jun 1972 Wolverhampton Archives

Architectural detail of the fresco on the Lloyds Bank building.

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Queen Square, Wolverhampton

D-EXP/P/W1Q/70 25 Jul 1991 Wolverhampton Archives

The introduction of new flower boxes around the square was largely criticised. The premises of Poundstretcher, O. B. C. Insurance and Britannia Building Society can be seen, with Midland and Lloyds Banks in the background.

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D-EXP/P/W1Q/65 31 Oct 1990 Wolverhampton Archives

The Prince Albert statue was due to be moved to make way for a road scheme, and his reins, which had been broken off by a drunken reveller on VE Day, were due to be replaced. The Environment Secretary, Thomas Thorneycroft, Queen Victoria and the Woolwich

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Queen Square, Wolverhampton

D-EXP/P/W1Q/80 8 Apr 1992 Wolverhampton Archives

The refurbished statue of Prince Albert, paid for by Woolwich Building Society, was unveiled. Queen Victoria is mentioned. Pictured with a plaque to mark the unveiling are Madeline Clarkson, Wolverhampton Council Councillor Roger Lawrence and Graham Smith

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D-EXP/P/W1Q/55 26 Jul 1980 Wolverhampton Archives

The 16th century timber framed Bird-in-Hand coaching inn was undergoing restoration work by R. Bridgeman and Sons,of the Cannock-based Linford Building Group. Wolverhampton Council is mentioned.

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D-EXP/P/W1Q/53 25 Jul 1978 Wolverhampton Archives

An exhibition of the history of Wolverhampton was held at Wolverhampton Art Gallery, including paintings by J. M. W. Turner, Rowlandson and Robert Noyes and work by 19th century photographers. High Green, High Hall, the Leveson family and Queen Victoria a