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Let me know if images reach you.. Thanks

Let me know please if images do reach you. Ta.

Photos I promised you. I just tried to upload the photos if St Peters school Church entrance as accidently damaged. Message says images to big to send.. I'm puzzled.

It's an age think and age consequences! I'm looking through my old photos bit by bit. I lost many more old photos about 10 years ago when my computer failed, I never backed them up unfortunately. I've got my Harborne photos though, and some Selly Oak too. I'm trying to get more information on...

Hi. I've not forgotten about the photos. I'm experiencing some rather serious personal issues at present. Sorry. I'll be in touch at some point.

Next week I meant, sorry.

Yes. I'll try soon. I was serious amateur photographer once upon a time, I've never rated the best of phone images, very limited quality I've found. Speak again next or later this week.

Just a quickie. I can't print photos off on my system. I can get the photos scanned at Max Speilman though. Ive about 5-6 I can get copied, but they're about £2 each to copy. Can you scan or copy if I bring them to you some time after Xmas? I live in King's Norton so I'm fairly local to you...

Ok I'll be in touch sooner or later, thanks.

I can print some after Xmas I thought think. I need to go through my collection, I have many local history photos but only them of the demolished arch in Grove Lane. I used do Street photos some time ago. I have others of harborne like Duke of York pub and the local street's when I was a bus...

Yes, great memories for me. I lived in Poole Crescent until 1965 or thereabouts. At Peters school until 1958.Mr Lloyd was the then headmaster there. Mr Radford my last teacher. I recall the 'prefab' style class room's that ran alongside the avenue to Harborne Park Rd. Larry and Roger the twins...

Happy days in the 50s,walking up Grove Lane on route to St Peters school nearby. There was and still is a bank running parallel to the footpath in Grove Lane, used to think it was great to walk along the bank to and from school. Not much has changed along there in most recent years, the nunnery...

No certainly not allowed to play on the ruins at any time, to my knowledge, I lived in kemberton Rd in the 70s and moved out in the late 70s,returned in mid 90s To alwold Rd. Ruins were out of bounds, only on open days were being in the ruins allowed.Hope this helps. David Stamps.

Seen some things on my daughters facebook regards Ilmington Rd school, ( I don't engage in facebook myself). I seen some info about a reunion for ex Ilmington pupils in 2019. I'd like to see how the reunion requests go. People who attended Ilmo must be getting fewer nowdays. But good such...

I've only just joined the Forum, so i hope you got your desired photo. I once spent months trying to trace Ilmington Rd school photos with a Birmingham historian now deceased (James M Hyland), we were unsuccessful. Seems very few exist if any at all. 'Ilmo' was my school 1964-1969, good and not...