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Smethwick Old Church. Drawing by T. P. Wood, 1836, in Staffordshire Views, iv. 272, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | frontispiece |
| West Bromwich: Oak House. Drawing by W. Talbot Brown, 1876, reproduced in Building News, 12 October 1877 | facing page | 16 |
| West Bromwich: Sandwell Hall. Engraving by J. Storer (for Beauties of England and Wales), published 1811 | " | 16 |
| West Bromwich manor-house: |
| View from the north-west. Photograph by S. Darby & Son Ltd., West Bromwich, 1975 | " | 17 |
| Interior of the hall during restoration. Photograph by the British Broadcasting Corporation; copy at Sandwell Central Library | " | 17 |
| West Bromwich: advertisement of Wood and Ivery. From Post Office Directory of Staffordshire (1872) | " | 32 |
| West Bromwich: advertisement of William Bullock & Co. From W. Hawkes Smith, Birmingham and its Vicinity, as a Manufacturing & Commercial District (1836) | " | 32 |
| Smethwick: Regent Street Baptist Chapel. Photograph, 1975 | " | 33 |
| West Bromwich: cemetery chapels. Photograph, 1975 | " | 33 |
| West Bromwich: Tame Bridge. Plan and elevation by J. Bough in Staffordshire Record Office, Q/SB A. 1781 | " | 33 |
| West Bromwich: Great Bridge. Photograph, 1975 | " | 33 |
| West Bromwich: the borough arms | page | 46 |
| West Bromwich: printing and publishing offices of the Free Press Co. Engraving in Building News, 13 February 1885 | " | 73 |
| West Bromwich, All Saints' Church: |
| View from the south-west. Unsigned drawing by T. P. Wood c. 1840, in Staffordshire Views, xii. 16, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | facing page | 80 |
| Interior. Photograph, 1972 | " | 80 |
| Walsall Wood: St. John's Church. Unsigned drawing by T. P. Wood c. 1840, in Staffordshire Views, xi. 126, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 81 |
| Walsall: Bloxwich Church. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1845, in Staffordshire Views, ii. 92, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 81 |
| West Bromwich: Christ Church. Drawing by T. P. Wood, 1841, in Staffordshire Views, xii. 14, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 81 |
| West Bromwich: the junction of the M5 and the M6. Photograph by Aerofilms Ltd., 1971 | " | 96 |
| Smethwick from the west. Photograph by Aerofilms Ltd., 1962 | " | 96 |
| Walsall: the county court and the Council House. Photograph by S. Amphlet c. 1930 at Walsall Central Library | " | 97 |
| Smethwick: the former town hall and library. Photograph by J. E. Goodwin, 1926, at Smethwick District Library | " | 97 |
| West Bromwich: the town hall. Photograph, 1975 | " | 97 |
| Smethwick: Chance's glass-works. Engraving of 1851 in the possession of Sir Hugh Chance | " | 112 |
| West Bromwich: the works of Archibald Kenrick & Sons Ltd. Engraving of 1887 in the possession of the firm | " | 112 |
| Smethwick: Mitchells & Butlers' Cape Hill Brewery. Photograph c. 1955 at Smethwick District Library | facing page | 113 |
| Smethwick: Lones, Vernon & Holden's Sandwell Works. Photograph c. 1930 by Aerofilms Ltd. | " | 113 |
| Smethwick: the borough arms | page | 120 |
| Smethwick: Smethwick Grove. Engraving by T. Radclyffe from a drawing by F. Calvert, in F. Calvert, Picturesque Views . . . in Staffordshire & Shropshire, i (Birmingham, 1830), plate facing p. 128 | facing page | 128 |
| Smethwick: the Bear at Bearwood. Drawing by Elizabeth Reynolds c. 1825 at Smethwick District Library | " | 128 |
| Dorothy Parkes, 1644–1728. Painting at the Old Church Vicarage, Smethwick | " | 129 |
| William Legge, 1st earl of Dartmouth (d. 1750). Photograph at the National Portrait Gallery of a painting by T. Gibson (sold at Sothebys in 1969 to the Caelt Gallery, London, and resold to an unknown purchaser) | " | 129 |
| Smethwick: the opening of the Sikh temple. Photograph of 30 July 1961 in Birmingham Evening Mail | " | 129 |
| Walsall: design for the Arboretum. Lithograph published by the Walsall Arboretum and Lake Co. Ltd. c. 1872; copy in Walsall Museum and Art Gallery | " | 160 |
| Walsall: the town from the north-west. Engraving by T. C. Donaldson from a drawing by S. Shaw, in S. Shaw, History and Antiquities of Staffordshire, ii (1801), plate facing p. 73 | " | 160 |
| Walsall: the Paddock from St. Matthew's churchyard. Photograph, 1975 | " | 161 |
| Walsall: Bradford Street. Photograph, 1975 | " | 161 |
| Walsall: the Terrace. Lithograph c. 1835; copy in Walsall Museum and Art Gallery | " | 176 |
| Walsall: Bescot Hall. Engraving by Ravenhill from a drawing by T. Donaldson, in S. Shaw, History and Antiquities of Staffordshire, ii (1801), plate facing p. 82 | " | 176 |
| Walsall: the theatre opened in Park Street in 1890. From Building News, 17 November 1893 | " | 177 |
| Walsall: the White Hart, Caldmore. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1845, in Staffordshire Views, xi. 131, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 177 |
| Walsall: the Guildhall. From Illustrated London News, 23 February 1867 | " | 177 |
| Walsall: the mayor and corporation walking the fair at the Bridge. Painting by A. Mudge, 1859, in Walsall Museum and Art Gallery on loan from Wolverhampton Art Gallery | " | 224 |
| Walsall High Street. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1845, in Staffordshire Views, xi. 123, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 224 |
| West Bromwich: former Ryland Memorial School of Art. Photograph, 1975 | " | 225 |
| Walsall: Sister Dora at the Green Lanes Furnaces after the 1875 explosion. Bas-relief by F. Williamson on the pedestal of the Sister Dora statue, Walsall | " | 225 |
| Walsall: the canal junction south of Wolverhampton Street. Photograph, 1975 | " | 240 |
| Walsall: Lower Rushall Street, showing houses adapted as workshops. Photograph, 1975 | " | 240 |
| Walsall: Mollesley's Alms-houses. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1845, in Staffordshire Views, xi. 130, at the William Salt Library, Stafford | " | 241 |
| Walsall: St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Photograph, 1975 | " | 241 |
| West Bromwich: Carter's Green Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. Lithograph issued with West Bromwich Weekly News, 20 May 1876; copy at Sandwell Central Library | " | 241 |
| West Bromwich: Bratt Street School. Drawing for the front elevation by the architect, J. Wilson, in Staffordshire Record Office, D. 812 | " | 241 |