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Where is This? location 5

Phil

Phil

Gone, but not forgotten.
This one might make you think a bit. I know when I was looking for it I walked past it on two occasion, so this location survives until today and it looks pretty much the same.

Phil

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Must admit to having a copy of this photograph myself, contained in a book entitled, Victorian & Edwardian Birmingham.
Taken circa 1900, its a scene of the small workshops in Regents Row.

Sorry if this is cheating.......
 
RayD said:
Must admit to having a copy of this photograph myself, contained in a book entitled, Victorian & Edwardian Birmingham.
Taken circa 1900, its a scene of the small workshops in Regents Row.

Sorry if this is cheating.......
Click to expand...

RayD,

It matters not, how you get the answer. I look at the game this way, if it raises your awareness of Birmingham just a fraction then it has achieved its aim.

Just for interest sake I have attached a photo of Regents Row I took a few months back

Phil

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Thanks for your comments, Phil,and the recent photo.
I do have one other admission to make,and that is I am not sure where Regents Row is.
 
RayD

Its in the jewellry quarter off the top end of Warstone Lane. I shouldn't worry about not knowing where it is. I went looking for it twice and didn't find it at all the first time. Mind you my wife kept dragging me off to look in shop windows.

Phil
 
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