ASTONITE
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Apologies if this has been shown before, it's difficult to keep track. What a wonderful photo of this era!View attachment 50013
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Hill street 1914
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Elizabeth Redmond
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Brilliant photo is that the very top of Hill St,with Paradise St round the corner,ok or is it further down by the Station i guess by the adverts,
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Elizabeth Redmond
Guest
I didn't notice that, what is it do you think
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Elizabeth Redmond
Guest
I guess that's about it,very good photo though
paul stacey
master brummie
love the photo great historic social interest, and some thing I never knew, a straight through train to the south coast from B,ham magic.
paul
paul
Peter Walker
gone but not forgotten
A fascinating picture, but it must date from after 1923, because the London Midlands & Scottish Railway was not formed until that year out of the older companies. From the style of the ad for the 'Futurist' and the clothing, I would guess it was taken about 1930.
Peter
Peter
