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Another great photo, I agree with Radiorails on date.

Fantastic photo, by the length of hair, it may be late 1950s.

Great Information, Thanks.

Lovely photo, It looks as if the girl is in the alleyway between the houses, and the boy is standing on something in his yard. Bless em, looks like a 50s photo.

Just checked an old map from 1888, i thought that maybe Gas street crossed Broad street then, but no, so Mike you are spot on.

The building Mike, beyond the church does show a large sign saying " Gas " and something else i cant make out.

What a fantastic photograph. Thanks for posting it.

Well done Billy Spiers.

So it looks as if you were correct Vivienne14. Also i have found a thread with a photograph and newspaper cutting of the said "hated petrified kidney stones" https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/pavements-and-walkways.45775/

I'm sure there is a photo on the forum of The Village Maid. If I remember it has a mini parked outside.

Lovely to see everyone having a great time, and getting young ones interested at an early age.

I was not able to attend, how many people attended, I'm not good in crowds.

I have just caught up with this thread, really interesting to say the least, my first thought was it is a Roman Road, that may be wishful thinking. Nice to see the photos.

It would be really nice to see some photographs of you guys and gals.

Wonderful photographs, i would really love to go to this museum, but i was a little put off by it not being on a bus route, however i find that i can get there with just a 4 minute walk from the tram stop,

Hello, I am a new member, I haven't met any of you before, I don't want to make a fool of myself, so how will I know who are members of the forum or just pub customers. ? Thanks

This is what is shown on The Birmingham City Councils planning application site, its strange but i couldnt see that the application had been approved or not ??

I thought that some members may be interested in a little bit of history about The Fleur De Lys pub at Lowsonford where pies were first made. https://www.thefleur.co.uk/about/

I thought this was great when it opened, but i think is closed down now.

Thats a big child in the pram.