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This is the house in red (post #19) with the curved drive. William Creighton died in 1831 so nothing I can find on 1841 census.

Looking at the maps attached it appears that the original Rose Hill House was demolished when (or sometime before) Rose Hill Road was constructed. Could it be that the house shown in red adopted the name Rose Hill House?

I don't know what information you already have but here is a map and trade listing.

Thanks Janice, I looked at the car and 'wrongly' assumed it was a 1940s image, I only checked up to 1949.

This photo of Green Lane Picture House shows the beer retailer's shop from the previous post, it must have been taken at a later date as the roofs have been repaired. I can find no reference to Pinnick Radio and Television repairs.

A slightly clearer copy, I thought it strange that there were no chimney pots but think they were just washed out in the long exposure somehow.

Another of The Cartland Arms.

I found these 2 but not exactly what we're looking for.

An aerial view from 1948.

I've also edited the aerial view to pinpoint the house Lyn. Not much left in that area is there.

I have this aerial view from 1935 and street map from 1950s.

I thought that could be the case too, the buildings would seem to be right for that.

Brilliant photos Lyn, thanks for sharing them.

Quite a complicated street to work out locations. Victoria Terrace stretches all the way through to Osler Street. The house numbers appear to jump from 4 to 34.

Another earlier image from 1937

I suspect this aerial view from 1948 probably shows the original buildings but without further information it's impossible to know for sure.

Map on post #3 edited to show Places and Terraces

An aerial view and map of Clark Street.

Struggling to find references to Waterworks Lane perhaps a typo and should be Waterworks Road. Kelly's do not list an RAF Stores but I suspect this would be unlikely during a period of war.