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The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures dates from 1910. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1910's. Ian

Unfortunately the images from the first post of this thread have been lost. The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1920's. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1920's. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1910's. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures dates from the 1912. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1920's or 30's. I believe the Masonic Temple fell victim to the wrecking ball in the 1940's Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1920's. Ian.

Cheers Mike - I knew someone would come up trumps . Ian.

Nice pic Chris - brings back a few memories , I loved the record shop that was 'down there' in the late '70's eary 80's - and the Gaumont cinema in the background too. Ian.

I'll have a look around Paul - don't know what might turn up. Ian

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures dates from the 1908. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1890's, corner of Wilson Road - but cannot confirm as I haven't got a Kellys directory for that period.. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures dates from 1907. Ian.

Picture corruption peeps - edited it and re-upped it - apologies. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. From what is showing at the Apollo it dates the picture to around 1959, the cinema closed not long afterwards and was knocked down to be replaced by a typical '60's concrete monstrosity. I'm pretty...

Hi Robb, The picture is from the small traffic island where Wellington Road, Handsworth Wood Road, Church Lane and Hamstead road all converge. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1940's. Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1920's. Have inserted postcard images of the old villa Road, but they may not all be the original ones Ian.

The 'then' pictures are taken from old postcards, the 'now' pictures taken from Google Streetview. The older of the pictures is thought to date from the 1890's. The Gateway to India stands on the site where the Ivy House once stood. Ian.