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5 Hampton Terrace, Birmingham
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pjmburns
master brummie
Found it on a later e roll - there is/was a Hampton Terrace on Kenyon Street.
This is a 1950s map and on the e roll Hampton Terrace is listed between 15 and 16 Kenyon Street. I wonder if it actually the houses numbered 1/15 to 7/15 on this map as there are 7 properties listed. In 1925 number 5 Hampton Terrace on Kenyon Street has Charlotte Bradley and James Callow listed - this might help tell you if I have the right place.
Earlier maps are not such a good scale and have no numbering This 1920s map is less clear.
This is a 1950s map and on the e roll Hampton Terrace is listed between 15 and 16 Kenyon Street. I wonder if it actually the houses numbered 1/15 to 7/15 on this map as there are 7 properties listed. In 1925 number 5 Hampton Terrace on Kenyon Street has Charlotte Bradley and James Callow listed - this might help tell you if I have the right place.
Earlier maps are not such a good scale and have no numbering This 1920s map is less clear.
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pjmburns
master brummie
The numbering is on a 1950s map - in 1925 maps there would have been no numbers. The problem is some roads got re-numbered so you have to be careful.
I use - you can subscribe for greater magnification amongst other things but you can use a certain amount free. Put in a modern postcode and then select from the dated maps on the left.
www.old-maps.co.uk
I use - you can subscribe for greater magnification amongst other things but you can use a certain amount free. Put in a modern postcode and then select from the dated maps on the left.
Changes to Old Maps website - Landmark Information Group
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