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  1. Martyn

    Photographs

    I recently inherited a box of photographs dating from 1930s - 1940s perhaps into the 50s. All but three have no names, dates or locations on the back, so I haven't a clue as to who the subjects are. I think they are from my grandmorther's side but could be family members or friends or probably a...
  2. Martyn

    Birmingham Surrealists

    Available on BBC Sounds, and taking the listener back to a largely forgotten aspect of Birmingham in the 1930s, 'The Balsall Heath Bohemians' is worth a listen even if you have little or no interest in art or surrealism. One of the artists mentioned, Emma Bridgewater, has a blue plaque on her...
  3. Martyn

    Digbeth Branch Canal

    As I live in tier 4 and can't go anywhere at the moment, I've spent the day putting together a set of photographs I took a while ago walking along the Digbeth Branch Canal. Less than a mile long it's perfect for your daily exercise and full of historical / industrial interest. I hope you like...
  4. Martyn

    Catherine Street Mission Bible Class FC

    A photograph of the Catherine Street Mission Bible Class Football Club in Aston taken for the 1911-12 season. My grandfather is on there, perhaps other members' relations are as well. From left to right the names are: E. Roberts, P. Berry, W. Ryder, Rev. M.O. Duke, A. Harris, Rev. R. B. Jolly...
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