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I think you are correct about the china shop, probably Crystal Palace No. 76 Smallbrook Street. The sign for J. Child appears to say 8...

This print is on sale on Abe Books. Tried to edit to make clearer without success but thought it would be of interest because of its...

I think this must be the lost image being discussed on this thread. So would the building on the bridge have been a mill ? And what...

Starting to look rather worse for wear and as if it is one of the last buildings in the area judging by the adjacent property this is...

Quick update - I moved onto Roll 45 only to find a number of pictures I posted in 2023, however these are better copies so I have been...

We now move to 112 Phillip Street Aston and an outdoor but this does have the look of a shop about it - Pool Terrace on the wall...

After Lyns praises on the Cromwell Street outdoor here is a picture of the Cromwell Arms Cromwell Street, I have previously posted a...

I think this could be 112 Phillips Street, the bay window and entry can be seen on the map.

Posted by Stitcher in 2017 in the Sutton Park History thread p48

Agree brummy-lad. There's a ghost sign on the end of that row of industrial units. See the image attached. That row of buildings was...

I really enjoyed creating that website but my programming skills (virtually none) let me down. I would love to add more streets but it...

Unfortunately The Barton Arms and the annex to Burlington Street School seem to be the only survivors in that area. Have you seen the...

Hi Mike welcome to the forum. It was 98 & 100 High Street, Aston

Hi Folks! I come rather late to the Party, as only just joined today. I lived at 7 Haseley Road. There were 5 New houses and my Uncle...

This was taken from Holliday Road. Looks about 1920s. The parade to the right has a sign giving the date of 1914, so the view is after...