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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Many Thanks Phil for your help, I hope my little help restore BHWR as it was before.
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    Vale Onslow Motor Cycles - Stratford Rd - Documentary Pictures

    I agree with you Pete,
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    Cafes in and around Birmingham

    I too feel the same, Good advice from Bazzm, take care and rest.
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    Map Or other information required.

    A big THANK YOU to everyone who answered. To Mikejee, I have a photograph looking along Aston Road, so your Maps will help me to try to establish where it was. " Thank You " once more to everyone.
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    Map Or other information required.

    9 Aston Road about 1873. Many Thanks for any help.
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    Old tractor

    David, I am inclined to think it is more lightly to be a Fiat rather than a Massey Fergerson. I must say I am more familiar with Massey than Fiat.
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    Mike Guest

    R.I.P. Mike.
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    Nechells

    tommy, Thats ok we all need to learn, I have got things wronge in the past and like to be put right. Your Post 180 ,I should have quoted it.
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    Where are these pubs...???

    Is there anything about " The Cross Keys " that was at the corner of Coleman Street and Windsor Street ????
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    Turks Head Bloomsbury Street

    I Agree Dek, Could not have put it any better.
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    Where are these pubs...???

    I Agree Dek, Could not have put it any better.
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    Nechells

    Post 171 the photo was taken from the corner of Willis Street across the road from Saint Matthews Church.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    dek, Nice photograph, I am pleased to see this old thread still supported. I don't seem to be able to get to Birmingham these days so it is nice to see photographs of this area, Thank You dek.
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    Old Church Edgbaston (st Bartholomew)

    Many Thanks Ell.
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    Old Church Edgbaston (st Bartholomew)

    elbrown, Thank you , my great grandparents were married there.
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    A drive around Birmingham in the 1950s

    Fantastic !!!!!!
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    Grand Hotel Colmore Row

    My Aunt worked at the Hotel , otherwise I knew nothing about it
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    Recycling, reclaiming and salvaging of yesteryear

    carolina, It proves recycling is not a new thing.
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    St Matthews Duddeston Lookups

    If you mean the school then NO. If you mean the Church then YES.
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    My Sad Loss

    So sorry for you Phil.
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