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I have a couple , but never where a tie with them Richard, do you remember the 70's, massive shirt collars, about 4" long !!

I remember Bumpers Richard, also beetle crushers from the late 50's early 60's, and winkle pickers from the 60's

I remember this part of the city vividly from my childhood, I had friends in ladywood!!

I don't know , but I would hazard a guess that his War Time service was with the Durham Light Infantry, and his Territorial Service was RE.

Quite Right Enel , post 1952

Well done Janet! Looks the same, but unable to see the previous photo clearly on the adjacent, wall next to the door opening, looks like an inset machine?

I remember something like this Viv, but in my experience there were never any stamps available!!

what a great shot of Adderley Park!!

We mainly scrumped ours from the Vicars garden!!

Yes Lyn , those treats were a God send, for us kids in those days, as we did't have much!!

Hi Lyn, it must have been,truly a marvellous place to work, in the 50's and 60's went many times with the school visit program, lots of free goodies to!!

I am very saddened, to hear the news of Phil's passing, RIP. Always interesting , and courteous, in reply's, Paul Stacey

RIP Mike, really enjoyed his shows, also expert cricket connoisseur!!

#2236/2, looks like the stops at the bottom of Hill Street, early 60's

It was a wonderful place to visit!!

I agree Viv, its really interesting to look at the, people as well.

Booked "Clun Castl"e a few times at snow hill, a regular visitor , and always a great sight!!

what a wonderful piece of footage, from a great old place of my childhood and youth, so nostalgic, and full of atmosphere, brings back so many memories to an old man !!

Always thought the YMCA, was near Steel House lane, and YWCA on the Bristol Road!!

Dos anyone remember the cinema near to Snowhill Station, (Gaumont)? had a huge hoarding advertising the film Mad, Mad, Mad , World, it was there for months, about 1964/5 time ??