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It appears Yousef Ezzat came to London from Egypt as a student in 1922 although I don't understand why his details are crossed through in red.
He is listed on the the medical register in 1929 but at 11 Tennal Lane. On the 1939 register he is at 2 Tennal Lane.
Lyn there is a thread for Bournville Open Air Lido. According to facebook, a lady says her house now stands where it used to be.
https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/bournville-open-air-lido.8997/
My cousin Roy Newton lived next door to us at 5 Parliament Street. I see him a couple of times a year but he's told me from Copeley Street you could see some sort of railway below, looking towards Newtown Row, can you throw any light on this?
I have to say that the use of AI to sharpen my 1950s/60s blurred box brownie type camera images has been extremely beneficial but I was using AI on a Parliament Street image this morning and the result highlights problems that can occur with this technology.
The image on the right shows an...
This 1855 map is from the NLS website, doesn't stitch together perfectly but shows:
Lower Hospital Street - Eldon Street - Upper Hospital Street - Hospital Street
Strange how Upper and Lower were split by Eldon Street.