Black Country History Web Site

Black Country History is a searchable website which allows users to find information about documents, maps, photographs, art works, objects and more held by archives and museums services within the Black Country.
The eight partners involved in this website are:
Dudley Archives and Local History Service
Dudley Museums Service
Sandwell Community History and Archives Service
Sandwell Museums Service
Walsall Local History Centre
Walsall Museums Service
Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies
Wolverhampton Arts and Museums Service

Contact information for accessibility help

E-mail

ArtGallery@wolverhampton.gov.uk

Telephone

01902 552055

Postal Address

Wolverhampton Arts and Museums Service
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Lichfield Street
Wolverhampton
WV1 1DU

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Sermons of Reverend W Dalton of St Paul's, Wolverhampton DX-177 1839 - 1854

Wolverhampton Archives

Darlington Street Methodist Chapel DX-120/18 1899 - 1901

Wolverhampton Archives

'A Correspondence between the Rev FW Faber, formerly rector of Elton, Huntingdonshire but now a Roman Catholic priest and superintendant of a monastic establishment at Cotton Hall, Staffordshire and Mr James Moss, primitive Methodist Minister at Alton in the same county' DX-20/2 1847

Wolverhampton Archives

Church Issues DX-584/7 1834 - 1907

Wolverhampton Archives

An appeal to the Protestants of South Staffordshire DX-584/6/3 Jan 1854

Printed by Ellis & Co, Albion Printing Office & Stamp Office, High Street, Wednesbury

Wolverhampton Archives

Address to the non-conformists of Bilston, denouncing Rev Charles Lee as a 'humbug' with sectarian bitterness - supporting Villiers & Weguelin DX-584/5/44 [c.1870s]

Wolverhampton Archives

Notice - a copy of a bill, written by the late Rev Rowland Hill, which was struck up at Richmond - " ... to divert the minds of the gay and dissipated from the vain amusements of the Theatre, and to fix their attention to the awful circumstances which shall usher in and succeed the Day of Judgment ... " DX-584/10/1 [c.1774]

Wolverhampton Archives

"Electors ! look at the consistency of public men ... Christians beware !! " DX-559/2/11 1 Jan 1835

How can Mr Pearson, who is a Unitarian, vote for Mr Villiers, who is a Churchman & a Trinitarian? How can Messrs Barker and Roaf, vote for Mr Thornely, who is a Unitarian? Printer: Simpson, High Green, Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton Archives

New Testament DX-498 1863

Wolverhampton Archives

Lloyd Clerical Meeting DX-85 1849 - 1859

Wolverhampton Archives

Seals of the Dean and Chapter of Wolverhampton DX-894/2/27 [19th cent]

Three seals of the Dean and Chapter of Wolverhampton. Probably 19th century copies

Wolverhampton Archives

Religion DX-894/16 [19th - 20th cent]

Wolverhampton Archives

Church Related Papers DX-894/16/2 [18th - 20th cent]

Wolverhampton Archives

Ezra, local street preacher DX-869/4/4/34 Jul 1987

Wolverhampton Archives

Address of the Earl of Winchelsea to the Protestants of Great Britain DX-634/145 1829

Calling protestants to the defence of their religion against 'that church that is bent upon their [our] destruction ...' Printer - R Clay, Devonshire Street, Bishopsgate [London]

Wolverhampton Archives