Brown Street looking towards Paternoster Road showing No. 84 Michael Brown Partnership, chartered architects left

Pavement widening Brown Street from Paternoster Road showing Grinders Hill and the Untitled Gallery, the facade originally built 1916 for J.J. Saville, steel manufacturers left

Cambridge Street from Barkers Pool with (left) Cole Brothers Ltd., department store and Nos. 8, Impulse, records, posters, cards and gifts; 10; 12 etc.

Nos. 12 (scaffolding); 14, Picccolo Cafe; 16, Faulkners Billiard Hall above the Nameless Restaurant looking towards No. 24, The Sportman public house, Cambridge Street

Cambridge Street (near Barkers Pool)

Elevated view of Cambridge Street looking towards Pinstone Street from the City Hall showing Cole Brothers Department Store left and demolished properties Nos 2-16

No. 102, Foto Processing, Pinstone Street at the junction with Cambridge Street and the Christmas illuminations

General view of Cambridge Street from Charles Street looking towards Pinstone Street

Woodseats Sewing Machines Ltd., Nos. 37 - 39 Cambridge Street

Fantasia, art designs; Fat City secondhand books and records and No. 24 The Sportsman Inn, Cambridge Street looking towards Pinstone Street