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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    15. St Peters Place antique shop St Peters Place was off Broad Street, not far from Bingley Hall. Halfway along the wall is an embedded waggon wheel, the spaces between the spokes of which were glazed to make a circular window.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    13. Near Ryder Street Taken on the same day as the previous photograph.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    12.Ryder Street One of the earliest photographs I took of Birmingham streets, 1958.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    11. Scotland Street near The Parade. Apparently it is nowadays the fifth most expensive street in Birmingham in which to buy a house.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    10. Summer Hill Post Office Powell Street
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    9. The Parade Quite close to the Hall of Memory in Broad Street.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    8. Barrows Wheelbarrows photographed around the markets area of central Birmingham.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    7. Wholesale Market A night shot through the gates of the old market in Birmingham centre.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    6. Shut Lane A narrow lane that was next to Moor Street Station, whose track is visible going into the far distance
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    5. Ariel V-Twin on the VMCC run in Newhall Street Another loss to Newhall Street. The Vintage Motor Cycle Club held an annual Tour of Birmingham, where a hundred or more nice old bikes travelled round the Outer Circle, stopping at strategic points ...er pubs, and then lined up for inspection in...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    4. Steam Rally This was an annual event in Newhall Street when the Science Museum was there. Now that it has been moved to the other side of the city we have nothing like that now.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    1. Newhall Street Cornwall Buildings is over the road with the first flag pole, and is where on the second floor, in my third job, I worked for three years for New Zealand Distributors (UK) Ltd. as an export merchant's clerk. Very enjoyable job but appalling wages! I worked there for a week for...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 8

    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 8
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    Aston Hall artifacts

    It looks like a church coffer and all dug out from a solid tree trunk.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 7

    48. Newhall Street
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 7

    47. Canal Bridge 1957
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 7

    45. Gas Street Basin
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 7

    44. Scrap yard 1983 Hockley, Birmingham
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