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I was at the Art School 1952-55,church is still there and school is owned by Indians, who let me have a free wander round a few months ago, strange to see the classrooms after all this time.

My wander around town today, most of you will know these locations, any query just ask me.

My photos from today.

Didn't know him, RIP David.

In the 1943 kelly's listed as a wine shop.

Just as an aside, how many chewing gum machines about now,don't think there's any like the one on right of photo.

Yes Phil,stupid price, I do recognise it now, thanks.

This is on ebay for £32, ridiculous price, don't know whereabouts in Nechells Park road, and I walked that road 2 or 3 times a day for 5 years

Definately Tim, could be Birmingham's answer to New York's flat-iron building, which I love.

Sorry folks, but I like it.

Thanks for that Mike, who reads the Mail these days,worst paper in the region.

The caretaker at Cromwell Street 1945-53 and maybe later was Harry Brown, I always had the cane when going back after the holidays for climbing on the roof to retrieve a ball, shopped by Mr Brown.

Sold out Lyn.

I was there the other day, didn't know you could do a tour, it was early 8 am, never seen so many people walking to work along the canal bank, will have to go back.

Don't know what it is Phil,but here's a map of the area in question.

Must be a different one, but Eccleston and Hart are on the Kingsbury Road, polystyrene manufacturers.

Still in the A-Z Lyn.

Yes Lyn, I thought it was 1923 from memory.

Great day, just got home after going shopping, something to eat and fall asleep in the chair.

Sorry Simon, no James's.