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Morturn's latest activity
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now we have a view of the other side of the road , Taylor and Challen Limited in large lettering at the top of the building, the rest... -
We now turn around and look down Mary Ann Street , lots of factories and looking down towards St. Pauls Square, it now seems to have...
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This is one of the many railway bridges under the approach to Snow Hill off Livery Street , this is Henrietta Street, girder style...
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Next we move a bit further down the road, (previous building in the distance) fine building with entrance either end with the windows...
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Roll 78, this is more for me to keep track of where I am , first up we are in Livery Street, stonework says " Gothic Vaughton Works "...
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Last on this roll is a picture taken supposedly in Aston, we can see its an M & B pub, corner of ..... I seem to remember the image but...
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I will give you this one for free as I have no information for it , nice building, brickwork, metal framed windows and a few flourishes...
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Now to the city centre and a location long gone just off Broad Street, when I was little we used to go to the Ideal Home exhibition at...
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Here we have the last few bits off Roll 77 first up Washwood Heath Sidings No.1 , signal box on the edge of the sidings, almost timeless...
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happy 10th birthday to my grandson james ..here he is in next seasons new villa kit apparently the design is close to the one they had...
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Morturn reacted to pjmburns's post in the thread Peregrine falcons on "Old Joe" Birmingham University clock tower with
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Neville now starting to get some darker feathers. Being well fed (apologies to the faint hearted but it is nature :rolleyes: ). Also... -
Photographs of Brighton Road. The first of Brighton Road Station and nearby 153,154 the premises of Thomas St Johnson, wine merchants...
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I recently rescued three Peter Marsh light fittings. I spotted them being discarded and recognised them not as PM but as being the same...
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Just to show how fleeting some developments are this next few images are of Aston Church Business centre, looking modern but in the...
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As I am looking through this file in order I have came across another Golden Cross picture - this time from the other direction, misty...