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Library website.. https://www.libraryofbirmingham.com/

All Saints Tavern on Flickr.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/64196730@N00/6852077743/in/photostream/ Never heard of Dares Premier Ales:emmersed:

The School building date is MDCCCXLlll Which according to this https://www.onlineconversion.com/roman_numerals_advanced.htm is 1843 which makes it quite old really:emmersed: Just to confirm.. https://billdargue.jimdo.com/placenames-gazetteer-a-to-y/places-b/brookfields/

Everything looks newish around there but check out this amazing old school building,anyone decipher the date over the door...

Yes it is, I've only visited once last year when the Artsfest was on. They serve real Ale and the grub is ok, I'd go again.. https://www.theprinceofwalesbirmingham.co.uk/

Yes still going strong.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42129133@N06/8217107862/in/photolist-dw7PTu-bjFqxb-7Hc2e8-7Hgbwu-7HgcDJ-7Hcg86-7Hgc7j-dsvbwe-8367w1-8369Jd-81FtLe-81JCL1-81EsMc-83zxqq-ees8PZ-aaGoCK-81JA6w-81JzpW-81FrFK-81JAH3-7zkfVi-7zkfR4-7zkfxk-7zkfXB-bxkTck-dsvm2m-dvCaGM

Yes, from about outside Times Furnishing.

Thank's Mike, i did think about renumbering, in 1861 census Benjamin R Taylor 62 High Street town of West Bromwich Draper, they didn't seem to stay anywhere long.

Just discovered my ancestors were Drapers at 62 High St West Brom in 1861, on Google Street the building looks Georgian to me so this could be it!. How would you find out if it was the same building other than it's design?..looks more like a former house than a shop, perhaps they just lived...

Article in the Mail.. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/lifestyle/nostalgia/1950s-vision-of-future-birmingham-5778029

Central Brum seems to be awash with new Hotels in converted office buildings at the moment.

i have a few shots of Floodgate Street School, amazing it survived really.

Thank's ever so much Bernie, i was able to just show my Dad this on my smartphone on my visit today but the faces didn't ring any bells, a bit early for him 1925 i think. It looks a wonderful room though and the kids don't seem too badly attired :pride:

The sculptures in the Custard Factory are interesting, reminiscent of a dream i once had.. https://digbeth.org/2010/06/the-deluge-the-new-toin-adams-sculpture-at-custard-factorys-zellig/

Whatever your views are of the new Bullring, you can't deny it's success.. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/lifestyle/shopping/400-million-flock-bullring-decade-5762554

Thank's, is there anyway to present it a bit bigger:excitement:?

That's lovely, Dad went there. What's the date as i can't make it out?, thank's.

I was in the vicinity of Rookery Road Sunday and it still looks a bit like that:crushed:

Yes, basically from about the Asda at Small Heath island up to about the Old Bill and Bull where you come into South Yardley, that's East to West. North to South it's bounded by Tyesley to the south and Yardley to the north. Just a thin corridor really. Not the best of Brum suburbs but not the...

Oh yes:pride:.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv2Fyjk0GGM