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Mike You Are Great !! I can see your point . Thank you for putting me right as I only assumed it was NEW with part of that sign missing.
After what you have told me I think I may be taking a trip around Cannon Hill park this year.
On my 1904 Kelly's I have 18 - 19 - 20 as Gordon Hall then at 23 Lees Albert, " COOPER" so I guess 21 and 22 is the large building marked NEW INN which had since disappeared before 1904.
Polly, I had seen some of those in the Central Library when I used to be able to get there, I thought the one about being drunk in charge of a steam engine very funny, although I did have steam roller in mind , can you imagine it ?
Mike and Linda Thank you both for your replies. I can only imagine that some buildings had disappeared between the 1904 Kelly's listings and the 1913 Kelly's Listings in this area.
Mike, Could I ask you if it has St John's Church and Pillar Box ? I was puzzled by the shop front not listed on Kelly's and a shoe maker's sign on the wall when I feel it was listed as the other side of St John's Church. It just seems a bit of a puzzle when I am saying it seems to fit as the...
Can anyone add to these posts? I think the last word on the board is SCHOOL, is there other information on this poor quality photograph ? Is there a Kelly's list for 1914 ? Could these photographs be dated ?
The Kelly's list I have posted is 1904, Thank you for any help.
Looked like a great time had by all. Pity someone did not introduce each one by name but should I really say anything when I was not even there, but maybe next time.
Lyn, I think it may have been on before , but then what's it matter. A lovely Photograph with lots of information on it.
I think it is an Italian family of the area.
I ranted on not so long ago about a farm at the lower end of Henry Street, I think this is the one.
From " Images of England " Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells" by Maria Twist which has a wealth of Photographs.
ISBN 0-7524-2279-0