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What a beautiful picture

Thanks Jukebox I didn't think you would be able to do it but it's great. I will put it with my other memorabilia thanks very much.

This is a picture of Arthur Terrace Hay Mills. I lived in the terrace till I was 13 from 1947 – 1958. I had a very good childhood and have many good memories of my time there. I have just found this picture of the terrace but it is spoiled by the washing on the line, in my memory there was never...

Very Good very clever people on here.

jukebox very good job the picture looks great

We never leave a shop without a receipt, its proof of purchase for one thing and has Rosie said you can check if your being over charged.

In the day receipts we automatically given when making a purchaser but now every where you shop you are asked if you want one does anyone know why?

It's a lovely photo there is no need to change it.

Hi Janet I have ordered this book and it's on it's way thanks

Thanks Very Much Both. I will certainly look at these books.

Hi it's a long shot but would anybody no of a history book concerning the development of Hay Mills, Small Heath, Yardley, Acocks Green, and Tyseley. Thanks In Advance

In My Teens I worked at a garage in Marston Green There was a small cafe across the road that sold dripping toast that was my every day breakfast.

Brilliant Photo's made my day.

Brilliant Photo's made my day.

Hi I spent many a happy time in the fair ground in the early 50s. We would go there open or shut to help or to hinder but loved the whole thing. I haven't been to a fair since but can still remember the excitement.

In the 50s 2 circuses used the Heybarnes recreation ground Bertram Mills and Chipperfields. The fair ground was on the other side of the river Cole.

Hi Glenys my dad worked in K block starting in the late 30s he worked there for 30 years. My mother worked in A block through the war and they got married in 1943. Like you I went to all the Christmas parties and spent a lot of time at the sports ground. I was at the sports ground when they...

Hi I lived in Hay Mills till I was thirteen, I remember the police station and the bulls head but I can't place Forest road.

Was the Government surplus place called Wooten's I seem to remember this place being on the corner of Hay road and Cov road.

I went to Redhill school from 1950 -1955 played football and cricket for the school and yes played in the playground when we could.