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Books: Erdington books

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dch1950

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Apart from the Godfrey OS maps which are invaluable (and cheap) I use these books a lot for details.
1. Old Aston,Erdington,Kingstanding & Great Barr - by Eric Armstrong mainly photos and postcards
2. Images of England - Erdington by Marion Baxter & Peter Drake
3.The story of Erdington (from sleepy hamlet to thriving suburb) by Douglas V Jones
4. Victorian & Edwardian Birmingham from old photographs by Dorothy McCulla
Hope these are helpful
Dave Hickman
 
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