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This is the best I can do with how badly it was damaged. I would like to scan it myself if possible John H

I have mirrored the photograph as it was the wrong way round you can Mrs Geggs shop on the right and just above jennings the basket carriage yard I will try and restore it later

Parliament street a long time coming we are looking from Webster street you can see the school sign for Burlington street school with Park lane at the top thanks for the photograph John H

hi Adele the books are £12.99 if you are interested I will sort it out as you say you only live on the Pheasey John

In the sticks Aldridge

I will bring a few to the Stag meet if any one is interested let me know so as I can bring enough John H

Where did you down load it from ?

and one from me

These two are my own personel photograph and eching bought from Lichfield bought for £45 from an antique shop

even larger

enlargement + restore

I have a book of the title above by John Reilly ( Chief inspector) An account of 150 years of police in Birmingham ISBN 0 9515152 0 9 Quote To the memory of every Police Officer who ever walked the streets of Birmingham in the freezing cold of a winters night; especially to every such...

Ann Street 1531 it was just a lane with out a name, 1731 New Hall Lane, 1751 Bewdley street/ Colemore Row, 1758 Ann Street or Mount Pleasant, Colemore Row, 1778 Ann Street / Colemore Row , 1781 Ann Street, or Mount Pleasant, Colemore Row, Bull Lane, 1839 Ann Street , Colemore Row.

Lyn I have mine I must say it as turned out brilliant ( Biased LOL ) the photographs are very good Ted said just order it and he will send the book with invoice. Also we have mentioned BHF in the acknowledgements. you can't buy it in the shops till the new year so if you want one for Christmas...

some one named Lyn Harrington is in the back LOL

As the books will not be on sale till the new year if you should want one early just contact Ted Rudge all the details are attached in previous post

All three books are now available information below the Aston book as just arrived

Aston book is now on sale that makes the three done Winson Green and Ladywood any one looking for Chrismas presents

another Settlement one outing 1930 Lyn will like this as you can see the Barrel In rememberance of Brian Harding (The Summer Lane Kid) from Brian's collection

Circa 1930's Settlement, New Rotary building right of picture