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According to the Birmingham Mail this is:

The concentration of businesses in that area was incredible, I wonder how the postman managed to deliver to the correct premises.

Godber's post #6 prompted me to look on britainfromabove.org, I think this is another contender.

Merry Christmas to ALL. This is a nice nostalgic video I've spotted today.

Great image Lyn, it's also on the thread 'Winson Green / All Saints Asylum', posted by member Stars. I'd never viewed that thread before, there are a couple of canal images which are amazing.

I think that it was taken with Asylum Road to the right with Bracebridge Street/Aston Brook Street to the left.

It was the Royal Exchange. https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/royal-exchange-lichfield-road-aston.57189/#post-821930

Posting this map of Cranbury Street (Nechells) for member Keith Belcher

Hi Jim welcome to the forum, very interesting find. If it represented Company of Horses I would have expected the "O" to be smaller. I hope somebody can help you.

1921 seems to be the last entry

1911 record

1896 record

An excellent record of where you lived Lyn and superb quality too.

This is the house in red (post #19) with the curved drive. William Creighton died in 1831 so nothing I can find on 1841 census.

Looking at the maps attached it appears that the original Rose Hill House was demolished when (or sometime before) Rose Hill Road was constructed. Could it be that the house shown in red adopted the name Rose Hill House?

I don't know what information you already have but here is a map and trade listing.

Thanks Janice, I looked at the car and 'wrongly' assumed it was a 1940s image, I only checked up to 1949.

This photo of Green Lane Picture House shows the beer retailer's shop from the previous post, it must have been taken at a later date as the roofs have been repaired. I can find no reference to Pinnick Radio and Television repairs.