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Sutton street from Aston road north to Park lane it crosses Park lane and becomes Upper Sutton street the photograph does not appear to be either Sutton street or the Retreat there were no raised footpaths in this area that I knew off this area had very posh houses even a Manor house at one...

this attachment is from Kelly's 1900 same for 1903

High street Aston Six Ways to Asylum road opposite side SixWays to Bracebridge street. Newtown Row. Lancaster street to Bracebridge street opposite side Lancaster street to Asylum road. Same thing regarding Aston Cross which was queezed in between Lichfield road and Aston road north every one...

dynamoes lamps were made by Miller's in Phillip street

people from Aston all ways called High street Newtown Row it was very rare to hear it called High street

On 23rd of September 1892 an agreement was signed between George and Robert Hall to erect a theatre on this site.This was built and opened Monday 7th August 1893 at a cost of £6,500 Sold in 1894 to Charles Barnard with extensive refurbishment. General manager E Hewston, acting manager F...

The House that Jack Built 166-174 High street Aston

Hi Dave I have quite a few of this area from Lichfield road to town once my book is finished I will have a sort out there are some very good photographs is there any particular one you are interested in John H

My dad some where in Italy 1943

John Davies Coal Merchant 192 Icknield Port Road circa 1908

Local Coal Merchants in 1940 Research by John K Colin Greaves26Bartons BankPickering5Beacon HillThornton55Beales StWorrall18Bright StDavidson35Burlington StBaglin130Cliffton RdParkerback of 171Cliffton RdWeaver28Gladstone RdWard62Grosvenor RdShaw25Lodge RdHasgoodLynton RdEggisonback of...

Graham try this link for the old aston site https://astonhistory.net/

Lichfield street ran from the Old Square to Aston street parallel with Steelhouse lane

Lencops why is all your attachments are so small, can't really view much detail is there any way you post larger photographs

The late Brian Harding (The Summer Lane Kid) tried to rent this building he wanted to turn it into a place where he could have his shop but powers to be refused I suppose it will go like the rest under the bulldozer.

I have never seen this one before of Calverts Colmore row

snow flakes are fractiles https://classes.yale.edu/fractals/panorama/Physics/DLA/snow/snow.html

here you are almost like new

Brian Malkin had a very old projector he was a mate of Kenny Cox you would be about the same age as Ken he lives by me at Aldridge we all went to Burlington street I 1953 Ken left 1954 went to Upper Thomas street Carol goes to the reunion most years, have you looked to see if you are any of the...

I used to repair automatic gearboxes in the kitchen (did not go down well with the wife)till I made enough money to buy a shed, nice little money earner the hardest one to repair was the mini box the easiest the French Bourdeax box used in Ford vehicles