Leisure time in the City

Here's a view of one of several cinemas and concert venues in the City. The Gaumont hosted many of the best known acts of the 20th century including Roy Orbison, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Where is this?

2. It was always a treat to call in to the Cadena Cafe for a Belgian bun and a cup of fresh coffee. What corner site was the cafe situated on?

3. Many of the larger employers in the City had social clubs for their staff, and Windshields of Worcester was no exception. Where was this?

4. A few people have mentioned Bobby Magees in recent weeks; this view is from 1981. Where in Worcester would you have been?

5. This view may not be familiar to many - later to become a laundry, this building was purpose-built as a skating rink in the 19th century but not demolished until the later 20th century. Any idea where this was?

6. A breath of fresh air and a stroll through the park always does you good. Which of our historic city parks is this?

7. After all that exercise you might just fancy a night in listening to the wireless, or watching a spot of TV. Either way you might have rented your radio or TV set from your local Radio Rentals, shown here on which street?

8. Here's a view that's changed a bit.. Where would you have been headed on match day?

9. You might have gone for a swim at Parks' Puddle with a few friends, in which street?

10. In the 1950s and 60s there were many milk bars where you could go for a nice cool refreshing drink, and several branches of the Milkmaid Milk Bar. This particular one was in which street?

11. A very festive looking Victoria Institute, presumably celebrating the coronation of our Queen! This building still houses the City's main museum and art gallery on which street?

12. Finally, why not treat yourself to a slap up meal at Clarke's Restaurant, a local 'fish saloon' in 1951. Where would you be eating?