Extensive redevelopment took place in the late 1960's in and around the High Street area of Goldenhill - the main street was widened which resulted in many properties being demolished or losing part of their frontage.

Areas were improved and a shopping area developed - many of the following photos of Goldenhill are from the compulsory purchase order 1967 and the public enquiry of 19th September 1967. 

Goldenhill - the High Street

735 - 741 High Street

On the far left is the Roman Catholic church.
Centre shop: G.E.Jones "Farm Produce" "Fresh Food Supplies"
Right Shop (No 741) "Gowns & Mantles"

 748 - 750 High Street (marked with arrows)

764 High Street - R. Scott, Newsagents

Building to the left is the Duke of Wellington pub

809 High Street (Chemist shop) - marked with arrow.
D.H.Ward - Chiropodist & Druggist

To the left is the general stores of M. Leake
Street on the far left is Murray Street

871 High Street - Sweet and grocery store