Site of the Queen's Cinema (later ballroom) long since closed due to a "roof defect".

Former Savoy Cinema (later ABC) which went on to become a large night club.

Site of the Gaumont Theatre ( a dual purpose building providing cinematographic and live performances) and before that the Agricultural Hall.

Site of the Empire Palace Theatre (later the Hippodrome) which burned down in 1956

Former St George's Church.

Holland family vault. Established 1846 by William Holland

Wolverhampton Low Level Station. Now operating as a banqueting and conference centre. The last railway station to be built by Brunel which catered for broad guage and standard guage trains.

Sealed up in 1957 there is a Norman Crypt beneath this Church. One entrance was blocked to enable reinforcements to the tower. One entrance was blocked up to allow for the installation of central heating pipes. An entrance in front of the church was bricked up to allow the installation of electrical gear controlling lighting of the outside of the church. The gear was later removed and the opening was newly bricked up again.

Site of the Scala Cinema

Former Odeon Cinema which became a Mecca Bingo Hall and now is a banqueting establishment.