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Clarendon Street Aston

aston lad said:
ET55, I am Clarendon Street born and bred, sorry to say I have yet to find a view of that part of the street, all I can remember of the house's around that part was very long entries with bigger than average gardens which I think lead on to the Retreat, Britain from Above web site has a very good photo of that area from 1938, I am not sure if I or some else posted the said photo on here somewhere, in fact I have used the photo for my mouse mat,
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Thank you for trying anyway. I have seen the Aerial View and I had an idea of where #38 might be - your description helps a lot.
Anyone heard of a Harry Evans from the area, by the way? I can't find him anywhere.
 
ET55 said:
Thank you for trying anyway. I have seen the Aerial View and I had an idea of where #38 might be - your description helps a lot.
Anyone heard of a Harry Evans from the area, by the way? I can't find him anywhere.
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From what time frame? What details do you have?

It may be better to start a new thread under surname interests. It's likely to get more notice and it'll stop this thread from going off topic.
 
MWS said:
From what time frame? What details do you have?

It may be better to start a new thread under surname interests. It's likely to get more notice and it'll stop this thread from going off topic.
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Thank you MWS - I didn't know I could do that. Meantime: Harry Evans was a "regular visitor" to Nellie Walker at number 38 Clarendon Street from around 1915 to 1920. He was named in a divorce petition, that failed through lack of evidence in 1922.
 
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