Norwich Union Building, High Street during refurbishment with shops including Finlays and Co. Ltd. , tobacconists; H. Samuel Ltd., jewellers; Van Allan Ltd., ladies outfitters and Freeman Hardy Willis, shoe shop

Elevated view of High Street looking towards the junction with Fargate and Church Street known locally as Coles Corner even though Cole Brothers building was demolished and replaced some years before

General view of High Street looking towards Church Street with white Telegraph House originally named Kemsley House on the right

High Street looking towards The Hole in the Road, Castle Square showing (centre) Nos. 51 - 57 Waring and Gillow (former premises of Peter Robinsons Ltd.), house furnishers and Nos. 59 - 65 C and A Modes Ltd., department store

Kemsley House, Nos. 19 Cooplands Ltd., bakers; 21,The Detroit Clothing Co. 23, Segals and Sons Ltd.; entrance to Aldine Court; 27, Scrivens Ltd., opticians; 31 Manfield and Sons Ltd., 33 Stylo Shoes Ltd and the Old Blue Bell public house, High Street

General view of High Street looking towards Castle Square

Shops and Telegraph House formerly named Kemsley House, High Street looking towards Church Street

Former National Westminster Bank premises; Bradford and Bingley Building Society, Telegraph House formerly Kemsley House, High Street with York Street between

Waring and Gillow (former premises of Peter Robinson Ltd.), house furnishers, Nos. 51 - 57 and C and A Modes Ltd., Nos. 59 - 65 High Street from The Hole in the Road, Castle Square;

C and A Modes Ltd., Nos. 59 - 65 High Street looking towards The Hole in the Road, Castle Square