The Newt and Chambers public house (formerly the Roebuck Tavern) No. 72 Charles Street, junction of Union Lane

Pub sign for Red Lion public house, No.109 Charles Street at the corner of Eyre Lane

Red Lion public house, No.109 Charles Street at junction of Eyre Lane. In Victorian times, a concert room adjoining the bar, was a Palace of Varieties. It is said that entertainers from the Empire Theatre would often give impromptu performances here.

Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street

Inn sign at the Matilda Tavern, No. 100 Matilda Street

Tudor Square from Surrey Street showing (back centre) the Crucible Theatre and (right) the Central Library and Lyceum Theatre

Norfolk Street looking towards Union Street car park and Redvers House showing right the Army and General Stores Ltd., No. 172 Norfolk Street

Cole Brothers Store, Barkers Pool, from City Hall

Detail of plasterwork in Lyceum Theatre, after restoration. Situated at junction of Arundel Street and Tudor Street, opened 26 December, 1893, holding 2,500 people. After closing it fell into disrepair and was restored in the late 1980s

Lyceum Theatre lobby, after restoration. Situated at junction of Arundel Street and Tudor Street, opened 26 December, 1893, holding 2,500 people. After closing it fell into disrepair and was restored in the late 1980s