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Agricultural Hall
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The Agricultural Hall used to stand at the junction of Dudley Street and Snow Hill, it later became the Gauemont cinema and is now the site of a Wilkinson store. |
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The Barley Mow
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The Barley Mow is situated on Penn Common |
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Barn Street
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Barn Street stood on the corner of Peel Street |
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Broad Street
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Broad Street reputedly had the last thatched house to be seen in Wolverhampton.The street was once know as "Rotten Row" and then as "Canal Street". Can Lane(Railway Street) ran along the bottom. This view is about 1870. |
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Cattle Market
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The Cattle Market used to be in Bilston Street |
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The Central Arcade 1967
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The Central Arcade had it's entrance in Dudley Street, it is now the entrance to The Mander Center. If the powers that be could have foreseen what a magnificent entrance the arcade would have made to the Mander Center, it would still have been here today. They destroyed it as they did to the other arcade, Queens Arcade that had it's entrance in Queen Square. |
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Chapel Ash
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Chapel Ash is very different today from this photograph, the island has disappeared and traffic lights have been put up in it's place. |
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Chapel Of Ease
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The Chapel Of Ease in St John's church in St John's Square |
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Congregational Church
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The Congregational Church stood on the corner of Queen's Street and Market Street where the job centre is now. |
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A Civic Farewell
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The Mayor giving a civic farewell to the Staffordshire Regiment as they prepare to leave for the Great War.
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