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Thank you for finding this gem, Ell.

The 4 storey builing looks sombre & creepy. Thank you for posting, Ell.

I do love the symetry of Clearys, Ell. Oddly I cannot find a listing on any of the 3 sites I have visited so far. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for sharing these photos, Ell. The Moseley Arms was built in 1840 but I think the architecture harks back to Georgian times. https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-217523-the-moseley-arms-public-house-birmingham

Thank you for posting, Ell.

Love the photo, Zola. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for sharing, Ell. I see the architecture has a different symetry, now.

Listing for Pipe Hayes House, giving date built etc https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-216903-pype-hayes-house-birmingham

Thank you so much, Ell, for going out of your way to take these photos & share with us too. What fine buildings there are in Moseley Rd. I could weep at the neglect of so many of he properties, but am heartened that a few buildings at least are cared for. Thank you too for the photo, Phil &...

How sad that it is necessary to board up the 1876 lodge. I wonder if it is because it is empty or because it has been attacked? Thank you for posting, Ell. Keep em coming. Shirley

You are a star, Ell. Thank you for going out of your way to get the photos. I'll look forward to seeing them. I am not aware of the gatehouse / lodge house so it will be interesting to see what it is.

Thank you, Ell. Its good to see the Fox & Grapes basking in sunshine.

Thank you, Mike. Here are the Bordesley St listed buildings from BCC consolidated list, but unfortunateley there is very little information on 1 Bordesley St. Perhaps however it will jog memories from BHF members vast store of knowledge.

Thank you for sharing, Ell. 164 High St Deritend is grade B listed, though as yet I have not found a report of the age of the building. I'll come back to this if I can find more information.

Thats an intriguing building, Ell. What an unusual design. Thank you for posting.

That would be superb, Ell. Thank you.

This is a real treat. Its so good to see these houses in all their glory. Thank you, Ell. I'll look at the Heritage Gateway site too.

Thank you for sharing, Ell. Odd to think that the Rea was so important to Birmingham in years gone by.

Thanks go to the Capita Staff Benefit Fund for their generous donation. Congratulations Key Hill.

Hi Lingard Its great that you are renovating Pinfold House. I wish there were more people in Birmingham refurbishing listed buildings. https://billdargue.jimdo.com/placenames-gazetteer-a-to-y/places-p/pinfold-green/