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For you Wendy, hope you like my attempt at removing the scratches.. please delete if inappropriate to the thread.

So sorry to see such sad news, condolences to Alan's family.. RIP Alan

Hi Robert, I asked about the goat/lamb... the lady said she couldnt remember one being there but that isnt to say that there wasnt.. Sorry I cant give you a more conclusive answer.

Hi jennyann, Thank you for your comment :) Such a shame that your Mother's house was broken into :( I liked that first site too and I love the brooch on the second link. Hopefully your links will help Margetts01 a bit more. I'm curious now...I have a brooch that belonged to my Nan, I will have...

Your welcome Margetts01, I couldnt find anything for Bloxwich's but found Bloxidge Bros Ltd under Gilt Jewellery Manufacturers in Kelly's Directory (will need to recheck the years) Also found them in Telephone Directories and on a website called Grace's Guide . The address was Regal Works...

Margetts01, is it definitely Bloxwich's or could it be BLOXIDGE BROS Ltd

Hi Robert, I don't know personally but I can ask tomorrow for you, unless anyone else knows.

You're welcome :)

Hi magicmalkin, I found William G Malkin and presumably his wife Thelma, listed in the Electoral Roll for 1955 living in Wagon Lane at number 11, this happened to be next door to the grandparents of a family I know. I have just spoken to the lady who lived there from birth until she married in...

I've had a go at these DaveWall, but I'm only a novice, I expect someone with a better programme and more know how will be able to do more to it. The second one is a bit softer than the first.

You're welcome josie.

Hi toast, Without wishing to step on lofty's toes, I hope you dont mind but I had a go at this photo too.. I've just started doing this and really enjoy it.. hope you like it.

I believe they are brumgum, but the first taller building on the left has gone.

Hi josietrue, I have had a go at your second photo, hope you like it.

Hi Neville, Presumably the buildings with the red roof was built over the entrance to the depot ?? I will keep a look out for a photo.

Hi Neville, was I right in thinking the single storey white building was the waiting room you mentioned ? EDIT..answered my own question :) Here is a better picture of the waiting room. It became the office of Clapshaw and Cleave, a firm that began making cricket bats in the early 1800's and...

Presumably the block with the red roof was added later ? Here's another view

This might help confirm Neville

Hi Neil, Are you looking for Dehaney's in Birmingham now ? if you go to 192.com and put Dehaney and Birmingham in the search box it brings up results (you have to pay to get the full results )..sorry I cant help further at the moment, I'm off to work

Jane, Start writing your post, then when you want to add your photo, click the little symbol on the bar at the top of the typing box that looks like a picture frame, select FROM COMPUTER then SELECT FILE which will take you to your files, select your photo, then click OPEN which will load the...