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And: 33 Edgbaston Park Rd barn to rear 143 Burke Ave Bells Farmhouse Cottages Lee Hall Rd Yardley Lifford Hse Hay Hall Redfern Rd B10 0HD Golden Lion Cannon Hill Park Trinity Rd Aston Hall Lodges B6 5EL

Thank you, Lyn, for taking the initiative & to the manager Tony Fearn for his kindness in showing you round this striking building.

I love James Priddy's style, Cookie. Thank you so much for posting.

More photos: https://www.perrybarrbeyond.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/07%20-%20Perry%20Hall.htm And a painting of Perry Hall by A E Everitt, one of Birminghams best artists: https://www.bmagic.org.uk/objects/1976V220 Text & photo: https://billdargue.jimdo.com/placenames-gazetteer-a-to-y/places-p/perry/

Thank you, Cookie. I found a few references to James Priddy on auction sites, but sadly none of his pictures. Once in private hands they are closed to the community.

I am so pleased to have your input, Cookie. I looked in vain for Norman Priddy on the web. If you think of any more artists who painted Birmingham landscapes I do hope that you will return to this thread.

New St by James Billingsley. Painting held by Birm Archives.

Thank you for posting the photos, Ell.

Here is the Family Search link: https://www.familysearch.org/Eng/

For the sake of completeness here are Virusman's earlier photos: https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=57806&highlight=birmingham

I do find it diificult to understand, Virusman, why properties are left to deteriorate as they are in Birmingham. Where I live now this simply would not happen, presumably as here, property is treated as a valuable resource or investment. What is the building opposite Moseley Rd Baths to which...

I notice that you ask for a lot of look ups, Carolann. Have you tried this site: https://www.familysearch.org/

So soory to hear of the loss of your wife, Phil.

What a scar on an otherwise attractive building. Thank you for posting, Ell.

Thank you for the photos, ell. Here is the listing for this 1760s mill: https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-216971-sarehole-mill-birmingham

Not just industrial, but here are the "at risk" buildings in Birmingham according to English Heritage: https://risk.english-heritage.org.uk/2010.aspx?rs=1&rt=0&pn=1&st=a&ctype=all&crit=birmingham

As I understand it, Ell, the dark red building piuctured in post 8 is Unity House & according to the local list is Grade B. I could not find it on British Listed Buildings using "Unity" or "Bromsgrove" or "Essex". https://www.photobydjnorton.com/UnityHouse.html

Thank you for the photo Phil. I have looked for a listing on Birmingham's consolidated & statutorily listed under "Hurst" as well as https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/west+midlands/birmingham I even checked the address, though I knew that this was a waste of time as Ell is so...

Pevsner is quite my favourite book on Birmingham!

Oddly I cannot find a listing so far for the Village Inn, despite having so far searched 3 databases.