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Just my penny worth, I don't think it is this forum but your own operating systems, I have no problems on here but I do on other websites similar to what members are having on here, sorry to say I don't know why the answer is.

Told you it was me...

To be honest Nick I am not that great myself with the search on here, its too varied in my opinion, but it maybe me not using it properly just keep trying something will appear.

RosemaryB, Have you used the search top right hand of this page to search for both area's, ?, if you are still unable to find any photo's of Park Road, I have a few on my facebook group site " AstonBrook Through AstonManor " but I would try the search on here first you will get better replies.

Found these on a auction site, I wasn't to sure if they were from the Birmingham area, 1923. I thought I would post them here before I post them on my facebook group.

When Dunn's closed down it was reopened as a pet shop. 142A Park Lane, my sister almost lived in that shop, animal mad she was. Ray Griffith photo.

That is sad news Chris, she was a member of the Aston Brook site when it started all those years ago, then a member of this forum when Rod started this up, she will be sadly missed.

Miss Rock or Mrs Rock retired around 1963 which I suspect when she reached 60, therefore I do not think the Miss/Mrs Rock was the one from Burlington Street. but I could be wrong.

The Globe was the first pub I went in for a drink and to play darts, me and three other lads all under age, 15 I think I was, and the only customers the pub had during weekday evenings, we all fell in love with the barmaid, she was probably three times our ages but we loved her.

Way before your time Ron and mine, photo was taken around 1954/55....by the way I do have a class photo on my astonbrook through astonmanor facebook group of you, and Ronnie Whitehouse who lived on the otherside of the road from you joined a week or so ago.

Burlington Street Junior School, date could be early to mid 1950's, the teacher is Mr Eastwood, Would anyone know the name of the lad behind the teacher, photo taken from the astonbrook through astonmanor facebook group

Happy Birthday Lyn, hope you are having a great day xx

You may remember my dad and uncle who both were born in Clarendon Street, Kenny and Ronnie Colin

Ena, So was I , number 27 next door to Roly Morris,

Sorry but I don't think that posting 727 is Lichfield Road, well not the Lichfield Road I knew in Aston, it may be Aston Road close to the city centre but I am not certain of that either

Annette, have you tried National Express direct, they do have a fleet of heritage buses, I think the person to contact would be Tony Hunter, sorry that I have no contact details for him but National Express might in fact I know they will have, there is one or two facebook groups dedicated to the...

Posting 610, Is of Aston Brook Street, views towards Nechells and Newtown Row/High Street, in one of the photos you can see Millers and The Norton Motorbike rear factory entrance

The building is just past where Harpers shop was, you can just make out a white frontage building, I think that was the one. corner of Clarendon Street and Park Lane

John, I think I have found the building , there is a large building between Sutton Street and Clarendon Street, close to where Harpers had their fruit and veg shop, looking at a few maps and Britain from Above web site I am sure the building may have been the mystery school, in my time there...

There is only one building on Park Lane which could have been used as a school in my lifetime living in that area, and that would have been the Gospel Hall, situated between Thomas Street and Sutton Street. I was born and raised in Clarendon Street