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Interesting Digbeth leaflet https://visitbirmingham.com/dbimgs/DigDigbethGuide.pdf

Or fry eggs on the ZX80

This could be 'The Countryman' well known to be seen at Birmingham Events, was once based in Hockley Heath

1967 Kelly's says there were two places in Brum for Turner Machine Tools Ltd

Happy Birthday Eric !

Congratulations Viv!

These show some history of Birmingham Hippodrome, taken by John Whybrow

This I believe is from December 1930

Is this a slight improvement?

This appeared on Facebook but looks like it could be interesting to some members

There are three other books which may provide some info & photos on Summer Lane, one has 308 pages & all are only around £9.00...

Just search for summer lane newtown I don't think a link is easy (perhaps it is)...

See here for working Strowger exchange & Fox & Goose game in Science Museum in Newhall Street.

1930 Kelly's says there was a Frank Westbury at 125 Summer Lane, close to the junction with Brass Street There is a copy of the book 'Summer Lane & Newtown' on ebay at nearly £100, at least you can see what it looks like. There is also another book by Pauline & Bernard Mannion relating to the...

1915 Kellys gives some idea of businesses, perhaps a way of working out roughly where 101 was? West side lower half, east side top half

Here is a map posted by mikejee showing the Grapes on the corner of Belgrave Rd and Frank St https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/g-h-forman-boot-and-shoe-dealer.53984/#post-739150

Wasn't the Grapes on the corner of Belgrave St and Frank St? https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/g-h-forman-boot-and-shoe-dealer.53984/#post-739176

This one I believe is March 1923

https://www.pocket-lint.com/apps/news/google/141075-what-is-google-lens-and-how-does-it-work-and-which-devices-have-it

Just a tiny note, your photo is titled 3 Clarence Road, The first house with white door would be (is) No.2 Clarence Road, then 4, 6, 8, etc even nos on that side