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14. Vintage Rolls-Royce Digbeth, Birmingham Photographed in the Digbeth area during a vintage car run from Coventry to Birmingham.

13. Kings Heath Park

12.Cannon Hill Park Edgbaston, Birmingham "The 'Golden Lion Inn', a 16th century timbered house from Deritend, Birmingham, was re-erected in the park by the Birmingham Archaeological Society in 1911, to serve as a refreshment room and cricket pavilion."

11. Cannon Hill Park Edgbaston, Birmingham

10. Cannon Hill Park Edgbaston, Birmingham

9. Sarehole Mill South Birmingham, UK This old mill and the adjacent mini wilderness of Moseley Bog were frequented by the author J R R Tolkein and it is said to be the inspiration for some of the locations in his famous publications, The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.

8.Stratford Road/Warwick Road Sparkhill, Birmingham. Okay, I'll go with the majority and rename and relocate it!

7. Coventry Road Small Heath, Birmingham Photographed in or around Coventry Road in the vicinity of Birmingham City football club.

6. Coventry Road Small Heath, Birmingham Photographed in or around Coventry Road in the vicinity of Birmingham City football club.

5. Coventry Road Small Heath, Birmingham Photographed in or around Coventry Road in the vicinity of Birmingham City football club.

4. Coventry Road Small Heath, Birmingham Photographed in or around Coventry Road in the vicinity of Birmingham City football club.

3. Church Road Yardley Taken from the In Shops at the Swan Centre. I remember this corner and the In Shops as a thriving retail area but was saddened to see on TV that it has almost all closed now.

2. Allison Street Just off Digbeth, Allison Street ha (has?) organisations intent on improving the environment and way of life of the city, including Friends of the Earth (the central building shown here) and Pushbikes. There was, I remember, a secure parking facility for the bicycles of...

1. The Old Grammar School Kings Norton, Birmingham This former Grammar School at Kings Norton recently (2004) won a cash award from a TV programme to pay for renovation, though it's been said that the previous year's winners have yet to see the money!

The Keith Berry Photo Archive A selection of his scanned photographs and slides together with his accompanying notes taken between the 1960s and 1990s, in and around Birmingham, Bromsgrove, Smethwick, West Bromwich and Walsall. Old Birmingham Page 9

I may have as we were always exploring there and do recall the sandy beach on one side under the bridge. The problem was the river was very polluted and quite smelly. My friend fell in just by where that picture was taken and did, he pong or what.

48. The Old Grammar School Kings Norton, Birmingham Some of Birmingham's very few still surviving halftimbered buildings.

47. Sheds/wash houses Harborne

46. Serpentine Road

45. Harborne