The original caption reads: 'The campaign committee acknowledges that Wolverhampton does have some fine buildings, worth looking at. One of these is the recently cleaned County Court building in Queen Street. But it would like to get rid of the buses that use the street as a bus station and usually obscure the building.' - June 1972.placeholder image
The original caption reads: 'The campaign committee acknowledges that Wolverhampton does have some fine buildings, worth looking at. One of these is the recently cleaned County Court building in Queen Street. But it would like to get rid of the buses that use the street as a bus station and usually obscure the building.' - June 1972. | Express & Star

13 nostalgic snapshots of Wolverhampton’s streets in 1972

This nostalgic collection captures Wolverhampton in 1972.

By Tania Taylor
Published 27th Mar 2026, 09:03 GMT

From aerial shots to street scenes, the gallery offers a glimpse of how it looked 54 years ago.

Enjoy this trip down memory lane from the Express & Star archives, and share your own memories in the comments.

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Parked cars along the Queen Street, including the premises of Marshalls, Liptons, Mothercare and Buxton & Bonnett in the background. November 1972.

13. Queen Street, Wolverhampton, 1972

Parked cars along the Queen Street, including the premises of Marshalls, Liptons, Mothercare and Buxton & Bonnett in the background. November 1972. | Express & Star

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