Wellington Street and junction with Eldon Street. No 80, Glynn's (Motors) Ltd. (former Eagle Hotel, see 1889 Map). Exchange Hotel, No. 53 Eldon Street in background

Wellington Street from Trafalgar Street showing No. 58 F. Jones, materials merchants, No. 60 C.A. and G. Forster and Sons Ltd., electro platers. These buildings were the former Trafalgar Works, right and back to back houses leading to Court 2

Wellington Street looking towards junction with Rockingham Street. Rockingham Arms on corner

Wentworth Street, Upperthorpe

West Bank Lane at rear of Old Brown Cow public house, looking towards entrance off Trippet Lane

West Bank Lane from Trippet Lane, No. 23 Walter Trickett and Co. Ltd., spoons, forks and cutlery manufacturers, Anglo Works, left

West Bank Lane

West Bar looking towards Gibraltar Street. Premises on left include West Bar Police and Fire Station and the former Britannia Theatre. Premises on right include Ellis Pearson and Co. (former The Gaiety Theatre) at the junction with Corporation Street

West Bar from Coulston Street looking towards the police station showing Nos. 7 - 9 Sydney's Furnishers Ltd. (left) and Nos. 18 - 20 Kaydon Tobacco Ltd. and 22 - 34, H. Turner and Son Ltd., wholesale newsagent formerly the Blue Boar public house

West Bar traffic island and junction with Corporation Street showing Nos. 94 - 96 Ellis Pearson and Co., glass bevellers, No. 100 Old Gaiety public house, (former Gaiety Theatre)