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I think Shannon came after Malin.

Reading these posts I have an Aunt who died in the Workhouse Infirmary in 1914. I am wondering if I should ask Birmingham Archives if I could find further information to add to my research ? Would the 100 year law prevent me doing this ?

Is there anyone who can post a photograph of Fordrough Street ( see post 8 ).

Thank you Malc, there were a few more that I could have posted. I am feeling a bit tired today so I shall try to post them another day.

MIKE. I shall always be confused by those old maps ( To Me Lord Street was two blocks away from Coleman Street ) I don't dispute the map as it must have been drawn up right at the time.

If you could not find caterpillars in the privet hedges in Barrack Street its because we had them all.

Yes Lyn, I saved it.

Aidan. Incredible story, Thank You for posting it.

Thank you for your post Lyn. My wife and I both remember the Aston Hippodrome, Barton Arms, House That Jack Built ( We still have a large white teapot that we paid 2/6d for ) there was a drapers shop where she bought a paper pattern for a coat and still uses it.

The only one I can think of is the corner of Gas Street and Holliday Street

John. I have resized it, although much smaller it is much much better Thank you for your help.

Good Morning John. What can I do with a photograph that looks as though its made up of square blocks ?

Oh ! I was way off course, more around where Coventry Road and Camp Hill go their separate ways. Thank you both for the postings.

Mike. Thank you for the post. I am not sure where the Bordesley Palace was, I can only guess that it may have been just before Belchers Lane coming from town. I am sure David will be interested in this post when he sees it. I have to go out now but will read it a bit more thougher later.

Elvis. I lived in Coleman Street went to Saint Matthews school and then lived in Heneage Street when I went to Loxton Street.

I had thoughts that the chimney could be Wright's Ropes in Garrison Street but then it may be too close and in the wrong direction.

Great Photographs, I really do like the 2 nd photograph in post 5 of the electric bus.

Phil. It is back of 40 Duddeston Mill Road ( I shall have to check my Kelly's list. I am sure it will be the " Manor Arms " I hope I am right and if it is, that will be a great photograph for me. Thanking you in anticipation Phil you are a splendid mate. Just looked, and guess what ???? The...

Phil. I know it cannot be helped but your photograph on post 1859 is great to me, just wish the quality of the corner pub was better. I had an uncle and aunt born in that area.

I quite think that stack is to do with the dairy, but even I cannot remember the stack.