DavidGrain

My apologies to those who did not have access to Facebook but I thought it important to bring this to the notice of members of the...

This came up on my Facebook Feed today. Some photos and comments...

Just being pedantic. The Midland Red, original official name Birmingham and Midland Motor Omnibus Company Ltd. was founded in 1904 and...

Burtons seem to have gone in for impressive buildings. The one in Blacheath, for example, outclasses the former bank building next door

The building is still there. I think it is just used for storage now.

I, too, was trying to remember what the Forum entrance looked like. I think I only went there a couple of times because we had good...

The advertisement hoardings are stepping down away from the camera so station is on the left of the street so Snow Hill not Livery Street.

Not necessarily. I think Quinton was the storage area for withdrawn buses or what they called the Reserve Fleet

Walked past that sight a few times. Now Tesco Supermarket, one of usual supermarkets.

The line in the centre of the tracks would be the conduit for the cable which hauled the original cable drawn trams. However it would...

Welcome to the Forum. As you will see this thread has been very popular over the years and I think of all the Birmingham schools this is...

Water Orton to Washwood Heath is underground in what is known as the Bromford Tunnel Latest info of progress is on I have heard that...

The Colmore Row to Hockley Brook route was converted to cable traction in March 1888, because of the steep climb up Hockley Hill, and...

This was the normal layout for double deck trams but only the rear staircase was in use. The front staircase would have lead to an exit...

Here is a photograph labelled as The Crescent. It shows the Hall of Memory in the distance , but Baskerville House house not seem to...