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  1. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Earliest image showing how the RHS of Marshall Street would have looked (a few houses already demolished however).
  2. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Same view as post #31 but taken much earlier before BTR building was built, probably mid 1950s.
  3. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    This next image was labelled Davenport's Garage and was demolished in 2020, if anyone can provide provenance to this ownership/occupation I would appreciate it.
  4. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Next image. I can't find BTR industries in Marshall Street in Kelly's up to 1973.
  5. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Next image.
  6. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Original cobbled entrances to the factories are still there. Looking at Kelly's through the different years there are very few records of the factories, I suspect they either changed hands regularly or were left derelict for many years.
  7. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Glass Works still there too but you would hardly recognise it.
  8. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Almost like a ghost image by the entry.
  9. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    First of 9 images that Lyn (Astoness) obtained from Carl Chinn.
  10. brummy-lad

    Guildford Street Lozells

    I just found this note on the eBay listing so I think you are right Lyn, I won't be looking any further. AI strikes again.
  11. brummy-lad

    Guildford Street Lozells

    Perhaps the photographer was actually standing in Guidford Street and this was a side lane. Having said that looking at the 1889 map I can't find a situation that fits the bill. The house to the far left seems to be identical.
  12. brummy-lad

    Guildford Street Lozells

    I'm sitting on the fence at the moment there were some quality properties around the top end of Guildford Street in the late 1800s, e.g. Guildford House. There are a few possibilities on the 1889 map. It's a brilliant image whatever the outcome of our search.
  13. brummy-lad

    Guildford Street Lozells

    The photo attached shows, what I think, is the only area of Guildford Street where this property could have been. The lintel above the bedroom on the far left image is very similar to that of the photo in query.
  14. brummy-lad

    Parliament Street Aston

    Some better maps of Parliament Street.
  15. brummy-lad

    Upper Marshall Street

    Thanks Lyn, I hadn't realised that the street had been blocked at one end (as shown in your link), it actually is marked as such on the 1950s and 1889 maps.
  16. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    It looks as though they were always separate streets, certainly on the map of 1892-1914
  17. brummy-lad

    Marshall Street Holloway Head

    Aerial view and maps.
  18. brummy-lad

    Upper Marshall Street

    Aerial view (1935) and maps.
  19. brummy-lad

    Smith William, sawyer, Upper Marshall Street 1851 census

    On the 1861 census there is a William Smith (Sawyer) at 111 Great Charles Street, may be remarried wife 25 years old
  20. brummy-lad

    Smith William, sawyer, Upper Marshall Street 1851 census

    Could this be them in Leamington
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