BATH ROW LADYWOOD

[mikejee]

There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.

 

[HeatherVictoria]

There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.
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Many thanks! This is great! Would the blue have been the canal? There are lots of excellent details of the surrounding area, very helpful indeed.

 

[mikejee]

Yes the blue was the canals

 

[mikejee]

Two threads combined

 

[Williamstreeter]

There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.
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Mike I wonder can you explain what that name is between Five Ways and Broad St it looks like Inglington to me , not to be confused with Islington Row .

 

[Radiorails]

Mike I wonder can you explain what that name is between Five Ways and Broad St it looks like Inglington to me , not to be confused with Islington Row .

I wondered about that William - maybe others did as well.

 

[mikejee]

It is just Islington.That part of Broad st from Five ways to Gas St was then called that