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One of my dad's photos shows a lady with Knowle Road on the reverse. My gt grandmother lived in 33 Knowle Road in 1901, whether this is her I do not know. Maybe someone recognises the house if it's still there?

You'll never beat XP.

Looks like Tony Greig and Alan Knott on the right.

In 1967, somewhere in Brum I assume. Looks like a nice Park.

Hinstock Road.

Can anyone sharpen up this picture of my gt grandma Mary Haseler?

I know this old, but does it look like this?

That's my uncle, I wish I could find out more about him.

New Dolphin Square Sailing

Windows 10, I like it! My laptop came with 6GB memory, but Windows 7 32 bit limited it to 3.5GB. Now with Windows 10 I have 5.5GB memory and I've installed Chrome 64 bit beta, so much faster browsing.

Do you know the house numbers here? My uncle died after a bomb in 275 Cateswell Road.

Actually FamilySearch is wrong as well, the record you found is on Sub-District 8, FamilySearch says it's Sub-District 4. I looked through the whole of Sub-District 4 on Ancestry! There seems to be a lot of transcription errors on Ancestry.

Re: William Mainwaring Wow, thanks. How did you do that?

Hi, FamilySearch shows my gt gt grandad in 1861, but I can't find the record on Ancestry.co.uk to find the others on the census :disgust: Name: Wm Mainwaring Event Type: Census Event Date: 1861 Gender: Male Age: 25 Relationship to Head of Household: Head Birthplace...

If you zoom in on the picture you can see someone stood in front of the new grey/white building. I wonder what's in it? Edit: It's a temporary boathouse according to Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birnbeck_Pier

Taken yesterday. Weird.

Last Sunday Log flume (instead of wheel) and new Premier Inn (Part of new Dolphin Square development) Tutto Restaurant From a distance :pride: The Market now empty :blue:

Not sure if this will work, this is a panoramic picture I made from 7 photos. On the right they're finishing off the demolishion of Sands nightclub, on the left is the sea (not very often you see it!).

Interesting, William Hair Haseler (1822-1909) was my gt gt grandfather, a jeweler he would have been 85 in 1907.