South end of High Street (1930's)
by F.Barribal

The south end of High Street in the 1930's by F.Barribal. As today, this scene is dominated by the Cathedral and the large house, College Grates, which takes its name from a second medieval entrance into the Cathedral close from the north on this site. The buildings to the left were replaced by the roundabout, and the statue of Sir Edward Elgar now stands where the children are shown playing, close to the site of the Elgar family's music shop.