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We remain in the Farm Street area and the largest building in the area, Lucas. Lucas had many building around Birmingham and the sports...

I have noticed a trend in these pictures over time the older pictures were of pubs from every street corner going back years all open...

We have now moved to Farm Street in November 1991, the concrete wall panels with the barbed wire across the top, and that single storey...

We may or may not have had this picture before, I have searched the forum and only found two old images of this pub post by myself -...

Bit further down and we have the Golden Cross, corner of Lichfield Road and Rocky Lane, fine three storey building magnificent chimenys...

Well Roll 75 was short - looks like he revisited site he had taken previously in Great Hampton Street and Lichfield Road not much...

Unfortunately, if we only posted quality images most of the pictures would be lost - the person who took these pictures had the...

We have now turned around and walked down Ludgate Hill to this building on the corner of Lionel Street, brick built with large windows...

we are now at the top of Ludagte Hill picture taken in 1991, looks like a fire had recently damaged the building on the left doors shut...

We now pop around the corner to Barwick Street, an intriguing shot of the back edge of a the buildings, it was always an empty street...

Now onto Roll 75 and we continue up and down Edmund Street with the ENT Hospital ( Ear Nose and Throat) very dour looking building and...

and finally on this roll we turn around and come to the White Swan, 134 - 136 Edmunds Street, doesnt look like it can make its mind up...

we have now moved a couple of Streets to Edmund Street, this is 128 Edmund Street, with the To Let sign , I used to work for the council...

We now move to the rear of the council house and to Church Street, we have the corner here of Barwick Street and this is the Eye...

This final view looks up towards the Town hall showing the brick flooring and one of the hazards of working in the city centre, cutting...