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This photo is labelled as a passage off Spiceal Street.. If one looks at the 1886 and 1950s maps, both seem to indicate only one passage...

An old picture taken at a reserve game, unknown date. I remember being at reserve game around that time, when they used to put the away...

I was going to say lots of Happy memories.....but .... Thanks for posting all these blasts from the past. Here is another picture for...

I think your right Viv it was Gravelly Hill prior to being completely demolished to make way for Spaghetti Junction. The car on the left...

This postcard is labelled 'Gravelly Hill', but is it Gravelly Lane given that it's signposting Perry Common off to the left ? Can't...

I think this might have been on the opposite (west) side of Constitutuion Hill to the shops mentioned in post #2. Wondered if the Taylor...

Is this the group Pedro, near the junction with Henrietta Street ? So well preserved. In fact, there seems to have been quite a lot of...

Thanks Pedro, the faces and features are much better. Wondering if the location is Exmouth ? Might have changed, this would have been...

Jan 1889. Lawley Street Accident. (The Builder) The Coroner’s verdict was Manslaughter and Swift, a sub-contractor, was sent for trial...

Seems that a new Woolworths replaced the old one on Soho Road - located almost opposite Tara Lane.

In 1927 a patent granted to Copeland-Chatterson Co. Ltd. Stroud. For improvements relating to card index systems. GT Millard, patent...

My dad and I were working on the head stone today and this little robin sat and stayed with us the whole time :)

Good evening everyone, I'm the grandson of the late Graham Paul Webb, who was a well-known member of this forum for many years. After...

I vaguely recall those card indexing system they were used in doctors’ surgery’s to fine say all of the patents who were due a blood...

Hi there, This is my first post here so my apologies if I'm submitting to the wrong place. My father David Weaver used to post on here...