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R I P Mick, Thank You.

Also on the bottom right of my 1967 photo, think he also taught a bit of English as well.

Hello Judy, Thank's for another great photo, i cannot see Dad i this one ,perhaps a bit to young. I love the face peeping through the glass door. Regards, Clive (have replyed to your message)

Hi Judy, It has been a great discovery and very much appreciated,glad that you also agree on Dad on the 1931 photo, Just sad that i cannot ask him now. Dad was born in 1922 so may just be on your 1927 photo or log,when you locate them. Would it be to cheeky to ask if it would be possible to...

Judy here is another photo that i have i found,Kings Heath May Festival 1933. Dad is the first boy top very left of photo, i'm sure it is him on your 1931 copy as you posted above, what a great find. THANK YOU Incidentally the girl bottom left with a ring around was i believe a first sweetheart...

Another photo of Alderlea Teachers,July 1967. Some of these faces still give me the eebie jeebies !

Thanks Mikejee for the hunting snippet, Juke of Rutland's Belvoir Castle is just 2 miles from me across the fields, Buckminster is still a lovely estate village, with a lovely pub! The Belvoir Hunt were out on Saturday again with the followers clogging up the lanes, at least the fox's get away...

Thanks Everyone for your replys. Have messaged Dennis with some tree details, great photos.Clive

A Family member has said that ''we are related to the Millward shops'' I do not recall any shops of that name in Brum, wonder if anyone has any clues ? Thank You. D

Yes i remember this mine,painted red .

Here's another photo of Central Firemen, Dad looks quite young on this one so perhaps early 1940s. i do not know about this incident i'm afraid,but worthy of a photo in the Birmingham Gazette. Perhaps you may recognise some one?

Picture of Central Fire Station not sure of the year but i would think 1940s hope it comes through clear enough Dad is 7th from the right,

Here is a Day trip to Suuton Park 1907 photo. My grt grandfather is the chap front row holding the foot ball and his wife the large lady on his right hand. Their son is on the top row second left

Phil theses are great photo's i just about remember the 'old' shops and having a few pints in the Harlequin in the 1970s, an excellent pint of draught Double Diamond as i remember. And i even married a girl who lived on Shard End Crescent. still together 35 years later !

Thank you Ray, it is Wattis Rd. Much appriciated Clive

I have 51 Watkis Road Bearwood as an address for my Grandad in 1914. I cannot trace this address and wonder if anyone could help , Was it a residential house and who lived there ? Thank You.

When i worked at R H Eames on the Parade we dealt with F W Wilkinson on Tudor Hill, they dealt in Slver plated goods. it was run in a back room of a very large house, you could see into a large orangery with lemon trees, i was so impresesd as a young apprentice in the trade. Two brothers used...

Thanks for this post,i did not know that Jean Morton had passesd away. As well as remembering Tingha and Tucker, she used to come into the shop where i worked; R H Eames on the Parade in Suuton Coldfield in the late '60s. I think she lived in Four Oakes and She was always very pleasant. I did...

I used to catch the 28 at the Clock Garage to the Yenton,when i worked in Sutton