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Not St Georges place but a better view of the school entrance in Great Russell street hope you like it Moss and Lyn

here is a larger photograph of the school entrance as for the church I would think it was St Paul's in St Paul's Square

Here you are Lyn the front entrance to St Georges school to go with the other two I gave you, the school entrance is just after the van on the right of the photograph. My mate Kenny Cox went to St Georges school prior to coming to Burlington street, he said there used to be a round water tank in...

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Kelly's 1908 26 Loveday was a Salvation working mens home juxta Maternity hospital

A bit of Grahams story

Very sad news indeed she wrote for the Aston site if you want to know who Dorothy was read this link. https://www.astonbrook-through-astonmanor.co.uk/blackpool#rhyl

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New flats Crocodile works

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abe_Jones,_Jr. Hi Wendy this takes you to my kin that played for the Baggies Abraham "Abe" Jones (April 1899 – after 1923) was an English professional footballer who played in the Football League for Birmingham, Reading, Brighton & Hove Albion and Merthyr Town.[1]...

The photograph is number 5 livery street in the door as the name above door Great Western Buildings No 6 Livery street

Duddeston, Nechells where in Aston till 1911 when they were taken over by Birmingham City council

any better it looks like a fair haired boy with a fringe

apologies for an error on my part I have two discs saying 1921 but one is 1932 which is the one I have posted as the wrong date needless to say Pratt's Garage is or was in Spring Hill. Regarding post 28 was there any need for it

Mike this my from Kelly's 1921 also the Pratt's sign between soldiers says Pratt's Garage the Corbett street houses bear no resemblant to the ones in the picture i.e bay windows in old photograph