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Lavender I was born in Soho road 1938 opposite the Regal moved to 22a Booth street (bombed WW2) opposite my Aunt Nance (Melhuish) evacuated to South Milford Yorkshire, that's how I came to live in Aston, would your Mom knows the Melhuish's Uncle Ernie was a taxi owner. Small world.

A larger section of Great Hampton Row can not see any think that looks like this photograph

as this view been on before

yes it as been on before some time ago more about Alma street at this link

Wendy this link takes you the site about old railing, you can download a brochure from this link with numerous old gates and railings, scroll down for brochure https://www.ukarchitecturalantiques.com/heritage_cast_iron_driveway_gates_and_posts_and_railings_1667.

Kenny Holder

Oops sorry about that the photograph of the lodge entrance as railings would they not have been the same

Here you go Wendy

My Mom's friend was called Dolly She was a Dorothy Sheppard nee Clarke

Some more skyline pics

This is from Kelly's 1895 The photograph shown was been altered by me and put on my web site The original was taken by Terry Weir the Aston Villa photographer which was taken just before being demolished, I replaced the broken windows and altered the facade and added new planks below window...

Kelly's 16910

concessions are £3 see other thread regarding other buildings also

Addmission charges to come into force April 01 2011 and other buildings https://birminghamnewsroom.com/2011/03/community-museum-charges/

There's a Manchester street off Newtown Row town end

https://astonhistory.net/aston_brook_through_aston_manor72.html check this out for Albert Ketelbey

Re: Finding a grave at Key Hill? Good news from Key Hill

This an entry form my guest book on the Aston site (circa Sunday 09/15/2002 9:51:35am) she later got in touch and said he also had a stall in Aston market hall Newtown Row. I'm just starting to put together my family tree. My family (Cuzicks) come out of Clifton Road, Aston. My grandfather...

Yes Lyn it does say schools run by the mission, St Nicholas church had its frontage onto Lower Tower street, this photograph as been on the forum some time ago.I found the info about the mission in the 1881 census and I d found a few courts also.

I afraid its not St Nicholas church but St Nicholas mission House its in the court behind 96 and 97 Lower Tower Street at one time it was an entrance foe a horse and cart to enter notice the masonry at floor level to stop the wheel damaging the brick work