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Hi Maria and welcome to the forum. There are very few images of Clarendon Street, I have posted an aerial view and map showing No. 81 (I don't think the houses were ever renumbered so it should be correct). I lived in Parliament Street (the next street), the part where No. 81 was located I...

This is close but not close enough. Larkins were at 10 to 15 Livery Street.

I was looking too Lyn. I have this aerial view from 1951.

It was Estmar in Kelly's 1964 and also 1967/8.

Could it have been Estmar?

An aerial view of Rotten Park Street dated 1935.

Possibly Docker Brothers? Thread: https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/docker-bros.52507/

Built 1903, I hope it survives.

Also skyscraper city lists it as Thomas Street

Belated Happy Birthday Mike, hope you had a great day.

An aerial view from 1935, Duddeston Mill Road is running horizontally through the centre of the image.

A 1950s map with house numbers.

There doesn't seem to be a thread solely dedicated to this road. Kelly's listing 1964 and partial map with house numbers 1966-1977 (rest of the map unavailable).

My thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.

A current view and 1950s map of what was Millicent's, No. 85 is Greggs, No.86 is First Personnel so I would think the shop is now occupied by The Royal British Legion (well in 2019 it was by 2022 it was empty).

On the 1911 and 1921 census there is a Gladys Davis at 41 Villa Street

Hi and welcome to the forum. 5 bk 37 would refer to a court of houses which was probably accessed between house numbers 37 and 39. If you can give the year of the census I can probably supply a map.

Happy Birthday, I hope you have an enjoyable day.

Looking at the 1950s map certainly Nos. 5 and 3 were quite large houses. The 1834 map shows the retreat and a few houses, with no houses on Sutton Street whatsoever. I wouldn't be surprised if these had survived until the 1950s, looking at the dilapidated condition of the houses in the pictures...

No. 3 The Retreat for new member Katie