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I suspect it would be in the area circled.

Hi and welcome to the forum. These are links to Alcester Street maps 1950 and late 1880s. I think the house numbers remaines sequrntial so you can probably work out where it was. https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/print/#zoom=17.3&lat=52.47017&lon=-1.88477&layers=168&b=1&o=100...

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An aerial view from 1937 & street map 1950s.

They are at 7 High Street Deritend Dale End in 1939 but not in 1949. I don't have access to Kelly's between those years.

All names are now listed, some were blacked out before.

This one is a bit sharper.

Hi Lyn, this is the only image I can find of 4bk12 but I'll keep looking.

The archive picture certainly seems to be in the right area judging by the chimneys but as they are 3 storey houses it probably shows houses in the range of Nos. 175 to 185, although I would still have expected to see part of Nos. 191 & 193. Tantalising aerial view fron 1950 but unfortunately...

I think 2 Ct1 would actually be the back2back behind No. 191 on the map. EDIT: I've just seen Mike's post above, that's the problem with using an iphone.

There is a photo of No. 193 but it's in the distance unfortunately.

Images from another thread.

Maps: 1855 & 1889

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Maps of Howards's Place, 1855 and 1889.

Maps from 1855 and 1889 showing the impact of the railway and cutting of John Bright Street, in fact the whole clearance of this poor run down area.

Smallbrook Street maps 1855 and 1889.

Thanks Lyn, I thought that there must be a logical explanation.

Some of this thread has gone missing, it has jumped from July 5th to today, unless I have a problem with my PC

I'm currently trying to get my head around the history of Old and New Inkleys but got waylaid by Greens Village another interesting area. The 2 photographs attached are displayed elsewhere but ar both of the same building. This was correctly identified by old Mohawk (RIP) in post #100 of...