Spanning four decades from the 1950s to the 1980s, this is a nostalgic look back at the streets of Bilston as they once were, captured in everyday moments from years gone by.
Browse through this handpicked gallery and see how many familiar scenes you recognise — and feel free to share your memories and favourites in the comments below.
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25. St Leonard's Church, Bilston, 1970s
Pupils from Bilston Girls' High School file into St Leonard’s Church in the 1970s, a familiar sight as generations of local schoolchildren gathered for services in one of the town’s most treasured landmarks. | Picture: Express & Star
26. Fiery Holes, Bilston, 1959
Children make their own fun on the wasteland at Fiery Holes, Bilston, in 1959, turning an open patch of ground into an adventure playground and creating memories of a childhood spent outdoors. | Picture: Express & Star
27. Darlaston Lane, Bilston, 1978
John Taylor enjoys his morning stroll along Darlaston Lane, Bilston, in 1978, accompanied by his dog Toby as autumn sunshine breaks through the mist, creating a scene of quiet charm and simpler times. | Picture: Express & Star