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Bath Row Ladywood

There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.
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mikejee said:
There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.
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Many thanks! This is great! Would the blue have been the canal? There are lots of excellent details of the surrounding area, very helpful indeed.
 
mikejee said:
There would have been some differences, in particular it would not have been so built-up. Do not have a large scale map of Bath row , but below is one showing Bath Row labelled 1851, which shows that there were less buildings.
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Mike I wonder can you explain what that name is between Five Ways and Broad St it looks like Inglington to me , not to be confused with Islington Row .
 
It is just Islington.That part of Broad st from Five ways to Gas St was then called that
 
mikejee said:
I take it you mean 1950s. Map below pub 1952, probably surveyed about 1950, with 40 in red

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I was born just on the edge... Number 24 Bath Row in 1956. I've never seen a picture of the house.
 
hi mrsloyan have you tried looking at the cregoe street thread because looking at mikes map if there is a photo looking down cregoe st it may just show your no 24 bath row as it was only 3 houses down from the corner with cregoe

lyn
 
Hi, does anyone have a map or photos showing 112 Bath Row? Or can someone point out which building might be 112 on the photos added as I can see 106 but can't make out others or work out which building it might be! The photo's are brilliant; 112 is where my Great Grandad lived in 1891 as a teenager after moving round the corner from Blucher Street!
 
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lets hope MrSloyan comes back to this thread to see the photo of his house...very lucky to have one

lyn
 
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