Sikh
and
Hindhu//


There were a number of well established Sikh temples, each catering for the different sects of Sikhism. There was a new and well financed Hindu temple. And in a large Victorian house one Hindu community worshipped in an ornate converted living room.

A Sikh Langar Wolverhampton (1976)
Children operating the Sikh Langar Wolverhampton (1976)
At the Sikh Langar Wolverhampton (1976)
Sikh grandfather and his grandchildren Wolverhampton (1976)
Sikh grandfather and grandson by St Peter's church Wolverhampton (1976)
Worship at Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Attending the visit of a Sikh Guru Civic Hall Wolverhampton (1976)
Service in Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Visit of a Guru to the Namdhari Sikh community Wolverhampton (1976)
Waiting to meet the Guru, Wolverhampton (1976)
Protecting the Holy Book, Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Music at a Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Serving at a Sikh Langar Wolverhampton (1976)
Shrine in a Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Worshippers at a Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Children in the congregation at a Sikh temple Wolverhampton (1976)
Removing gifts from the shrine to use in communal kitchen, Sikh temple, Wolverhampton (1976)
Turbanning ceremony for a Sikh boy Wolverhampton (1976)
Gifts for the Sikh boy newly turbanned Wolverhampton (1976)
Sikh boy with his gifts, turbanning ceremony Wolverhampton (1976)
Overspill for a Hindhu house service Wolverhampton (1976)
Hindhu shrine in Wolverhampton house (1976)
Worship at a Hindhu home temple (1976)
Bride at a Hindhu wedding Wolverhampton (1978)