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The excellent link shown by oldMohawk has the photo in very high resolution.
The sign further on the left does say Kings Heath is 2 1/2 miles to the left, but I agree I do not recognise the front of the Horseshoe as it is seen here.
This is a shot from 2009, just past a bus stop on left (yellow dotted lines), note large tree branches on left as in photo
middle left: same slip road from Hall Green Library & Telephone Exchange
Yes looks like Stratford rd junction with School Road/Colebank rd, Hall Green College on left, The Horseshoe Pub on right,
No.11 Outer Circle bus crossing
There was a special pictorial edition of the Birmingham Daily Post published on Thursday 1st April 1971, mentions opening the inner road, main post office & Victoria Square.
I can be fairly sure there was no Aston Villa player called Edward Richards between 1895-1905
https://www.11v11.com/teams/aston-villa/tab/players/season/1891/
I purchased a couple of excellent books yesterday from a charity shop.
In and around Ladywood by Ted Rudge & Birmingham Up Town (through time) by Mac Joseph, Ted Rudge & John Houghton.
Both say "British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data" and " A catalogue record for these books is...