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What a great photo, Thats the Birds Custard//Maxwell House works down on the right hand side, Now apartments I think.

Not car related, but I remember Birmingham City buses being JOJ and Midland Reds HA.

Not too sure of this but I do not think all of the parish you seek is on this particular map, you need to go slightly more to the right .

Number 2, Corner Pershore Road and Camp Lane Kings Norton?

This image shows the rest of the small row of houses, the pub is on the left hand side, opposite Scribbans bakery.

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/18821/18821-h/18821-h.htm Excellent reading.do not forget the adverts close to the end.

Lloyd, great little film! Pity it didn't show the terminus at the Licky's. It did, one image I think? at 4.04

The Royal George has certainly changed a lot since the last coloured image.

The first thing to do to find out where he is buried is to find his year and date of death, from there you will need to get a copy of his death certificate, once you have that certificate you can narrow down his place of death and narrow down the places he may have been buried or cremated, the...

DULUX, DULUX, Walpamur LOL :-) "Close but no cigar Astonian"

You did not attend Camden Street School then? I have half a dozen images of the school during demolition :-(

Last two I have near All Saints Church. Thank you to mac Joseph for the evocative images.

A trio taken further up towards All Saints Church That little lad in the first image looks far too young to be out on his own.

Pleased you enjoyed them, I lived in George Street West, so if I see images of the old end i slip them into my folder ;-) Which street did you live in? I will see if I have other images you might be interested in. You can PM me if you so wish. Dibs

Last one, sorry

The image where it says corner of ellen street, is i thing the corner of george street west.

Another one Dibs

Hi Len. a coincidence? We managed to track William Evetts to his demise, it seems after the great war he went into the Eastern Gas Board based in Watford, he retired in Watford and went to live in Oxfordshire I have been busy tracing his family back to his humble beginnings in the back streets...

Event(s): ELIJAH SLEY Christening: 23 FEB 1795 Saint Phillips, Birmingham, Warwick, England Parents: Father: ISAAC SLEY Mother: MARY There is a possibility of a brother...

"I was wondering if other members met their partners in Brum and, if so, where?" NO, Opppppppppps. Sorry, No Post Racing :-)