High Street looking towards Telegraph and Star offices, Kemsley House, Foster's Buildings and Boots Chemist, right

High Street, site of John Walsh Ltd., right (nine years after Blitz), damaged building still remaining is on Change Alley

High Street, premises on right include No. 24 Hope Brothers Ltd., (extreme right), Nos. 36 - 38 Gerrards, ladies outfitters and shell of J. Walsh Ltd., shell of Burton Montague in background

High Street from 'Coles Corner', Telegraph and Star offices, Kemsley House, left, Foster's Buildings, right

High Street looking towards Commercial Street anf Fitzalan Square (on right), former derelict premises of Burton Montague, left (eleven years after Blitz)

High Street, Foster's Buildings, right, premises include Nos. 14 - 16 Henry Dodgson, outfitters, No. 18 Edmunds and Co., wool dealers and No. 20 Saxone Shoe Co., boot dealers

High Street, Foster's Buildings, right, premises include No. 18 Edmunds and Co., wool dealers, No. 20 Saxone Shoe Co., boot dealers, No. 24 Hope Brothers, outfitters and Telegraph and Star offices, Kemsley House, left

Norwich Union Buildings, former Foster's Buildings, High Street, No. 8 Kingdon and Son, tobacconist, Nos. 10 - 12 H. Samuel, jewellers, Nos. 14 -16 Henry Dodgson, outfitters, No. 18 Edmunds and Co., wool dealers, No. 20 Saxone Shoe Co., boot dealers

High Street and Market Place, Midland Bank Ltd. and Sun Life Assurance of Canada

High Street, Telegraph and Star offices, Kemsley House, left