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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    13.Green workshop. Witton 2001
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    12.Freer Road At the top of the road, approaching Hampton Road.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    11.Freer Road 2007 When I was a child, this was Mrs Oaten's haberdashery and toy shop with a large window that curved gracefully round the corner.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    10.Freer Road This was Edna Jones' grocery shop at the junction with Fentham Road.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    7.Brookvale Road 2004 Note the missing rails at the extreme lower left. I first noticed the gap around 2003 and I'm surprised not to have heard of anyone falling through it onto the riverbank about 12 feet below
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    5.Brantley Rd 2007 This is our first significant snowfall for several years, which is why such a light covering caused such disruption to just about everything – England has so little snow nowadays that everyone has forgotten how to cope with it!
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    3.Bevington Road 2006 This building at the end contained the ovens of a bakery.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 14

    The Keith Berry Photo Archive. Page 14 Selection of photos Aston, Witton, Handsworth, Perry Barr, and Erdington. Aston and Witton
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    42.Lozells Road Near Wheeler Street. These shops were largely rebuilt after suffering damage in the riots
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    41.Lozells Road Car Park
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    40.Lozells Road Hard to believe now but these were once the quality emporia of the road
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    39.Lozells Road At the Villa Road end. Where the shop for sale now was the premises of Dennis Bishop, from whom I bought much of my photographic equipment from around 1959 until 1964, when I began work at Erdington Photographic Centre
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    38.191-3 Lozells Road As promised, a photo of 191 Lozells Road at its junction with Mayfield Road. No 191 is the left side of the brown brick building and the entrance is the front door next to the white painted house. The entrance to No 193 is the front door in the wall at the right end of the...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13

    37.Gerrard Street The Union Public House
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