Pump Street, Worcester, before the early 1960s (Image: Newsquest)
THERE has been plenty of change in Worcester city centre's Pump Street since the first photo was taken before the early 1960s.
The dominant Wesleyan chapel, built in 1873, that towered over the area was knocked down in 1965.
The new methodist church of St Andrew’s opened in 1968 and is still there today with the latest photo taken this month.
It became the fifth church on the site in under 200 years and was elevated over the new Lychgate Shopping Centre which it has since outlasted.
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