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Help Please! Any images of The Birmingham Guild on Grosvenor Street West, Sherborne Street or Ryland Street (1920s-1970s)?

TonyP61

By Hammer & Hand
As part of on-going research I'm conducting into the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft / Birmingham Guild Ltd. I would love to source an image of the exterior of the Grosvenor Works in Ladywood. This was formerly the home of Hart Son & Peard and was taken over by the Guild in 1919 the site being sold off and completely redeveloped post-1985.

The works had a main entrance on Grosvenor Street West but also had side entrances on Sherborne Street and Ryland Street. I do have many images of the interior but none of the works' exterior. I'm hoping someone may have a photo that captures some aspect of this building.

Thanks.
 
You posted a similar thing back in 2019.
There seems little reference to the Guild on BHF, just one in Sherborne Street. Hopefully you may get comments this time.
 
You posted a similar thing back in 2019.
There seems little reference to the Guild on BHF, just one in Sherborne Street. Hopefully you may get comments this time.
Thank you - I'm an eternal optimist!
 
Hi Tony
With reference to the birmingham guild grovsner Street west
I was very interested in your post
I have tried in vain to find photos
I would be grateful for any information/photos you do have
I have fond memories of the large
Building 3 or 4 floors?
I was apprentice in to machine shop
starting work as a 16 year old in 1971
I remember a glider being built on the top for floor

I did look up the model once and found a clip on utube but didn't recognise any one
As l said very interesting post
Regards brendan
 
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