Derelict shops, once occupied by Prestcold (Midlands) Limited, Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society etc.

The old Scala Cinema building, also occupied by DER television rental company.

A view of the old Scala from 2000.

Genesis Records with the derelict post office, newsagents and Counties Libraries Limited, on the right.

On the left the derelict G. Greenstone's decorating shop next to Waltons electronic components shop.

Waltons was next to  Bert Williams' sports shop, R. M. Fullard confectionery, and B. Hodson's betting shop.

The Adult Book Shop was previously occupied by A. B. Donson & Son Limited, ironmongers.

Looking towards the ring road.

T. A. Collins Limited, shoe shop was next to J. Harper's ropes, nets, twines, tarpaulin and fixings shop.

In 2001 the shops to the right of Little Brickkiln Street were still open.

Another view looking at the buildings between Little Brickkiln Street and Pitt Street in 2001.

Looking up Worcester Street with the White Hart pub on the left.

The end of School Street with Grant's Leather Emporium, Esso Kitchens and Stanley M. Jones, auctioneer.

Goddard Watts Limited on the left and Burroughs adding machines shop in the centre.

The building was occupied by Barclays Bank and later an amusement arcade.

The back of the Scala Cinema with the upstairs fire escape.

Another view of the back of the Scala Cinema with the upstairs fire escape.

The yard at the back of the shops.

Another view of the back of the shops.

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