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Hi Froth,lyn, try this link if you have not seen it already https://oldbirminghampictures.lefora.com/composition/attachment/9ca5c98506dc6a31890201db779cb623/723005/Britsh%20Steel%20.jpg pud

Chocks there is no need to turn the photo of Newtons shop it was on the corner of Long acre and Eliot street,the photograph was taken from the Verity's factory on the top floor looking to Cuckoo road and bridge,here is a pic taken in 1988 looking in the opposite direction also this link...

Hi lyn, sylvia and jeff here is a report by the evening mail on the 7/3/1995 that I cut out and saved. we have to be grateful the fire bugs did not get it as it seems most listed building that the council dont want to keep, old co op building in belmont row for example pud

Hi Chocks, I used to go to school with Bert newtons son, Bert would run the veg's and fruit of the shop at the front facing long acre, and his wife ran the cooked meats and cheese etc I cant remember her name now.I know they moved to a new shop on chelmsley wood area7?about 1970, here is a link...

Hi all, here are the last few I have of the baths pud

Hi all a few more to enjoy pudding

Hi all and you Dek, some more I have rounded up

and two more to add pudding

Hi all I have found some of the pic's that I had taken on the day of the opening, there are more when I can get my hand's on them pudding

Hi Lyn & Phil & all, thank you for the welcome. I do have more photos of the baths like the one I have posted above if I can locate them in the mean time I will post this one it not taken by me.it was on the net many years ago. The swimming pool minus the water pudding

Hi Astoness great photos of the old baths thank you for posting them, I used to use the swimming baths as a kid as I lived in the area, then I suddenly realize that I had some photos of the day it was newly opened by Carl Chinn I think it was on 17/2/2006. as this is my first post to this site I...