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Happy Birthday Jean, hope you have an enjoyable day.

I will learn one of these days to read posts fully and not skip through them Lyn.

Have you seen this photo?

An aerial view of part of Watery Lane from 1923.

Les's Cafe I'm fairly sure is number 131 in which case your great aunt's house would have been one of those on the left, probably near the lamp-post.

An aerial view from 1935 showing approx. position of #120 (unfortunately in the shade on a sunny day).

I think this could be Lister Square Lyn, looks as though that could be the school at the back.

An aerial view of Arsenal Street from 1937.

Should be working again now but should say it won't work on a smart phone.

Hi, sorry about that, apparently the server for the website is down at the moment, my son will sort it and I'll let you know when it's up and running again.

Happy Birthday Bob hope you have a great day

The thread for Parliament Street will give you a good idea how the area looked, there are none of the original houses remaining although part of the primary school in Burlington street remains. Have you looked at www.leroux.co.uk/aston

Can’t exactly remember now but probably The London Gazette and British Newspaper Archives.

Excellent work Andy, I don’t underestimate the amount of time and dedication you have put into this creation.

Brilliant bit of manipulation, excellent work.

Happy Birthday, hope you have an enjoyable day.

I think this is the chippy on Park Lane was next door to the billiard rooms on Aston Cross. There is a similar, if not the same, picture on the website below.

Happy Birthday hope you have a good day.

I think this was originally the White Lion on Horse Fair, unfortunately the entrance has been 'revamped' so of no help to you I think.