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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – It's in or around Birmingham, but where?

    The Keith Berry Photo Archive Details in my Old Birmingham album were often from the scribbled notes on the back of the photos that were scanned into the computer, but I have come across some rolls of developed black & white films - negatives in other words - with no notes anywhere, and some...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    27. Butty A butty is a narrowboat without its own motive power and it is hauled by an another engined narrowboat.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    25. Birmingham City Canal 1980s This junction is just off Dudley Road after there had been a lot of demolition in the area.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    24. Birmingham City Canal 1980s More modern buildings cluster round this canal junction.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    23. Birmingham City Canal 1980s This view has had its modern high rise detritus edited out to show it more as it would (should) have been seen at the time.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    22. Birmingham City Canal 1980s This view has had its modern high rise detritus edited out to show it more as it would (should) have been seen at the time. This picture is historic for it shows the stop plank island at the junction of the BCN mainline and the Birmingham and Fazeley canal to...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    20. Birmingham City Canal 1980s It's difficult to portray a Birmingham canal scene as it should be seen, i.e. as it was built, because of the proliferation of the systematic high-rise uglification of the skyline as shown in the background here... 21. Birmingham City Canal 1980s this is the...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    18. Birmingham City Canal 1980s
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    17. Birmingham City Canal 1980s This is at the top of Farmers Bridge locks sometime in the 1980's- I recognise the boat as owned by Ken Mullins who was the lock keeper here at the time - the lock keepers house is just to the right off the photo.
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    16. Birmingham City Canal 1980s Andrew Hoyle Is the boat The Britannia, Second City Cruisers water bus. If it is, I now own this boat, but now restored back to working condition and back to the first name "Dove"
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    13. Birmingham City Canal 1980s
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    10. Aston Canal 1980 Steve Collingwood worked at tubes Ltd when this photo was taken and the basket is where we'd place a hot forging to cool so the dimensions could be checked
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    9. Aston Canal 1980 The bridge connecting both building was Tubes Ltd Left side was the forging dept and on the other side was the draw bench
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    7. Aston Canal 1980 This is the only 'cantilever' bridge on the Aston lock flight, cantilevered so that the towing rope for a 'butty' boat would pass underneath it if the boat was being towed by a horse, also on the far side was the wharf of Frank Knight, coalman who hired out towing horses and...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive – Aston and Birmingham Canals

    The Keith Berry Photo Archive I came across several rolls of 35mm black and white negatives that I had not seen for many years. A few of these pictures were printed at the time and some of the prints were scanned and added into my album of Old Birmingham pictures, but I have just run all of...
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    The Keith Berry Photo Archive. Page 15.

    6.Weobley 1981 The internet archive was failing to copy many images in this group
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