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Jukebox, thank you, you guys are fantastic.

OldMowhawk, thank you. Yes it was a selfie, on the path beside the River Severn at Worcester. It was a little misty there. The grey item above the child’s head was a cushion. thankmyou.

Not sure if anything can be done to make this night picture a little clearer, but I would appreciate any help you guys can give. Thank you, Pauline.

These two pictures of the church are at the top of Prince Albert Street and Little Green Lane. I lived in Prince Albert Street for 15 years.

On the attached two pictures, Ansell’s was at the base of the Rotunda, Coca-Cola was at the top, no dates I’m afraid.

Hi and thank you dennissheldon, the effort and time you have put into this picture is appreciated, Pauline.

Thank you oldMohawk. Am in awe of your talents. Pauline

Hi MWS, Coronation Road is not the road name, it is Carnarvon Road. so right place, wrong name. I apologize if I caused you any inconvenience. As per the attached street map, it was a few hundred yards from Crown Road, and ran a short distance parallel to Bordesley Green Road. i lived in Prince...

Thank you Jonob, yes, that is my husbands father. Pauline.

Other A D Wimbush vehicles.

The attached picture shows toilets (Lavs) outside the entrance to the Library. and a close up of the map does indeed have toilet steps separated by the word Lav/Lay.

Hello, this is a 1935 picture of my husbands father and soon to be wife. would it be possible to tidy this up for him ? Kind regards Pauline.

Morturn, just been looking at the before & after picture of Bordesley Green Road again. I am always astounded at the way you special people turn terrible pictures to near perfect ones ! Thank you once again, Pauline.

Morturn, thank you so much, it is brilliant. Kindest regards and thanks, Pauline.

Hello, the Attached picture is of Bordesley Green Road, just past the lamppost lived a relative. Could one of you lovely people please tidy it up for me ? Regards, Pauline.

In the above picture of New Street Station, with the train leaving the tunnel, are the gabled structures over the tunnels those on Worcester Street as the attached picture ?

Great picture. Extreme left was Dowding & Mills.

Growing up around Bordesley Green, I can remember a road called Coronation Road, that ran parallel to Bordesley Green Road. However, I cannot see any map showing Coronation Road, could anyone help please.

Thank you, you must have patience in abundance !

I seem to recall Google Earth mapping system had a slider bar that went all the way back to 1945, with various pictures at different years. Anyone know of this ‘history picture barometer’ ?