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Astonian, this is a list of the people living in the street, as you can see Ernest Stevens had a wife, but she wasn't there in 1947.

Hell Astonian, George Stevens was a mate of my father, they used to drink in the Beehive together, Mr Stevens (didn't know his first name) lived behind us at no. 80,- that's all I can tell you I'm afraid. 5/80 Cromwell Street,

Photo 3, from outside our house, no. 80, next door to the Cromwell Arms.

Photo 5, looking towards Rocky Lane.

Corner of Oliver Street and Cromwell Street.Last photo.

Many thanks, I remember it was 2p in old money, and you could buy a tiny little booklet with a fold out map of the park.

Does anyone know when they stopped charging to go into Sutton Park.

I made and put the sign up for the Firebird, for Andre Drucker, it was his 2nd cafe in Brum, the first being the La Boheme in Aston Street.

I just can't stand the laptop pad, I use a rollerball, I don't like mouses either, (the computer kind). I also use a 26" monitor.

I have a laptop and 3 tablets, ipad,android, and kindle fire, I only take one of the tablets when I'm travelling, otherwise it's laptop all the time, I agree with oldMohawk, try drawing on a tablet or as he says editing photos, no chance.

That's great Lyn, just goes to show don't believe all you hear, but then you being a lady may have had some sway, ha ha.

Yes Frothy, and this is the culprit part to blame, not the station, but what's on the hoarding.

Taken this morning, won't exist after Tuesday, spoke to one of the workmen, they have to take it down a brick at a time, they think the road will collapse if knocked down insitu, also they believe the building is full of asbestos, and therefore cannot let anyone have any part of it,( I asked if...

Great photo, look at the little girls in the road.

Went every year until it ceased.

Back to the "A" board, being a signwriter I was trying to work out the shape of the letters, I think the first 3 letters read Art, and the last letter of that word is d.

Here's my two pennorth. rainy day, not much fun taking photos.

Anyone thinking of going to the exhibition in Victoria Square it does not open until 11 am.

Did the large wall patch sign on the other side of this pub, next door was a car hire place, think it was called Excelsior.

Used to go in this cafe all the time, Bob had about 6 or 7 cafes, started off in Sandy lane.