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It doesn't really make sense that on the 1901 census there are numerous properties listed and yet only showing on Kelly's for 1908, having said that if there were no trades in Lime Street I suppose it wouldn't be listed. Apparently King Street was partially built in 1904.

No mention of King Street until Kelly's of 1915.

Checking Kelly's the only time Lime Street is Mentioned is in 1908. The entry for Downing Street shows Lime Street is close to Lewisham Road in fact within 7 properties and so I think Lime Street was flattened and replaced by King Street. Still trying to prove that though.

Kelly's 1908

Hi Bill, here is a link to the 1950s map. https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17.7&lat=52.49304&lon=-1.89707&layers=173&b=1&o=100

Happy Birthday Richard, hope you have a great day.

This is the report from the Evening Despatch 4/12/1913, not sure it's any help though.

Happy Birthday, hope you have a great day.

Hi Maria and welcome to the forum. There are very few images of Clarendon Street, I have posted an aerial view and map showing No. 81 (I don't think the houses were ever renumbered so it should be correct). I lived in Parliament Street (the next street), the part where No. 81 was located I...

This is close but not close enough. Larkins were at 10 to 15 Livery Street.

I was looking too Lyn. I have this aerial view from 1951.

It was Estmar in Kelly's 1964 and also 1967/8.

Could it have been Estmar?

An aerial view of Rotten Park Street dated 1935.

Possibly Docker Brothers? Thread: https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/docker-bros.52507/

Built 1903, I hope it survives.

Also skyscraper city lists it as Thomas Street

Belated Happy Birthday Mike, hope you had a great day.

An aerial view from 1935, Duddeston Mill Road is running horizontally through the centre of the image.

A 1950s map with house numbers.