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There is a 4 page thread about Handsworth Kindergarten Preparatory School here https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/handsworth-kindergarten-and-preparatory-school.4742/ Photo was taken in playground of 10? Park Avenue, I have searched for a photo but had no success, yes...

I was at HKPS something like 1950-55 (are you on this photo?) I am not the gent with yellow circle Paul? and he apparently married the girl also yellow circled. Mrs Bunn is on her own at the very back. RobT

These are from the 1828 book The Picture of Birmingham

This one from 1967/68 Kelly's

From the 1930s Kelly's (probably for 1929) 1955 Kelly's

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newey_and_Eyre

I have I think the complete set of Brewin Books and have started to create an searchable Excel index to their 33 Books. So far I have I have 530 entries for 5 books. As Mikejee says above some of the books photos are somewhat random As you can see from above, you can search for Areas eg all...

I don't know the area but is this the shop at the left hand side of the photograph Photo one of SteveBHX's great photographs, this one taken in 1974. According to Kelly's it was owned by Harry Hodrien in 1955 and K.Evans in 1967/68

This advert 1896-97 from Pecks Trade Directory just gives address in Birmingham as Digbeth.

Photo just shown showing entrance to Ideal is from 'From King's Heath to the Country' by Barrie Geens first published 2006. others in the book I mentioned before.

Photo 1926 taken from York Road, shows the entrance to the Ideal Picture House just beyond Hare and Hounds

Says Hare and Hounds was built in 1907

This photo says Hare & Hounds on the corner of York Road some time in the 1920s. Next to the pub is the Ideal Cinema

This postcard appears in a book "Kings Heath High Street" A Nostalgic Journey by Bob Blackham and Andy Bishop Obviously of the period, it's descriptive comment says "The right hand side shows Spier's furniture shop next door to the Hare and Hounds" .

From Soho road, go down the hill of Rookery road, on the right hand side there was 'The Record Shop' at 112 Rookery Road, I went between 1962 - 64, and bought two 45rpm records. Shop was run by P.O. Deeley. Below from Kelly's 1967-68.

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Think only these two were at Elmdon https://abpic.co.uk/pictures/operator/Don%20Everall%20xBOxAviationxBCx%20Ltd https://abpic.co.uk/pictures/view/1645994

From Soho road, go down the hill of Rookery road, on the right hand side there was 'The Record Shop' at 112 Rookery Road, I went between 1962 - 64, and bought two 45rpm records. Shop was run by P.O. Deeley. Below from Kelly's 1967-68.

Is "A Journey Through the History of Stockland by Bryan Drew" a different book?

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