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Here's a link to quite a bit about Ansty College from one of the library collections https://www.libraryofbirmingham.com/ansteycollege

Here's a different one Lyn

I think there are a couple of reminders in Bedford although not as grand as the one in Brum

It seems he was a political figure in Birmingham but I have never heard of him -------------- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Gustavus_Burnaby

More team pictures https://www.cyclespeedwayhistory.org.uk/1467.shtml

Here are a couple of bits about the Birmingham Bulldogs who used to race at Hall Green until 1938 .

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GEC Magnet works Landor Street undated

Here's a postcard of Chelmsley Wood undated

Thanks Mike you always do a great job

No idea about Oxygen Street Lyn though I've always thought it strange myself

Sorry Sylvia I don't know I've just put a few pics that I seem to remember people looking for I'm sure Mike or Phil will be able to help with the position the house Bernie

Holte Street Oxygen Street and Lister Street park

Lawley Street and Rowland Street 1900s by the look of it

Interesting place Dennis wouldn't have fancied walking around it

It wasn't sheltered accommodation Elle they it was a terrace of houses I'm not sure if they were council houses or private landlords so you would either be given it by the council or apply to the landlord .

Here's a couple I haven't seen before John Bright Street and the entrance to Greens Village , the old Irish quarter ,and Staniforth Street only seen the corner of this before

That great Mike thanks a lot

Something I'm not sure about ,I came across this picture of Castle Street , ran from High Street to Moor Street , The caption says it's the Typhoo Tea factory at the top does anyone know if it was ?

Does anyone know if the Matador had a function room above it pic 1 is the Matador pic2 shows the two stories above it thanks