City Hall looking towards Division Street from City Hall Gardens, also known as Balm Green Gardens, (which were funded by J.G. Graves)

Barkers Pool showing the City Hall Gardens, also known as Balm Green Gardens, (which were funded by J.G. Graves), Cinema House and The Regent

J.G. Graves at opening of pavilion and tea room, Graves Park on 29th, July 1927

J.G. Graves and others, probably in Graves Art Gallery

J.G. Graves and his wife Lucy, with his staff at the firm's annual tea party in the grounds of Riverdale, Riverdale Road

Members of a cricket team and friends, J.G. Graves seated 5th from right, wife Lucy on his right

Lucy Dawson (d.1929), wife of J.G. Graves

J. G. Graves (1866 - 1945), portrait

J.G Graves Ltd., offices, most probably Westville, Durham Road

Machine Shop, J.G. Graves Ltd., most probably Enterprise Works, Shoreham Street / St. Mary's Road