No. 2, Thatched House public house, No 4, J. Preston, chemist, No 6, William Lewis, tobacconist, High Street

Gibraltar Street showing properties including No. 184-6 The Old Cherry Tree public house and a sign above the shop blind reading The Beehive with the junction of Cupola left

Jubilee Monolith, Town Hall Square, from Leopold Street, prior to construction of Town Hall. Pinstone Street, Cheney Square and St. Paul's Church, right, Surrey Street, left, showing rear of premises fronting New Church Street

W.Colver, general outfitter and Thomas Cook and Son, tourist , excursion, emigration and shipping agents, Fitzalan Market Hall

Market Place lookng towards Birmingham and District Counties Banking Company; Commercial Street and the Cabmans Shelter, Fitzalan Street right

M. and R. Weiland and Co., venetian blind manufacturers, North Ball Street, Harvest Lane

George Wostenholm and Son Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Washington Works, No. 97 Wellington Street,

Memorial card for Eliza Armitage and her family who drowned by the bursting of Dale Dyke Dam, Saturday, 12 March, 1864

Memorial card for George and Rebecca Wright who drowned by the bursting of Dale Dyke Dam, Saturday, 12 March, 1864

Memorial card for the victims who drowned by the bursting of Dale Dyke Dam, Saturday, 12 March, 1864