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Hawthorne Road Harborne

mikejee

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A Nicklin photo I have not seen before. A fine set of Georgian cottages, 1-5 Hawthorne Road. Just off the photo to the left was The Lodge, which had been the lodge to O1-5 Hawthorne Road, located off Harborne Road.jpgmap 1950s 1-5 Hawthorne road Harborne.jpgak Hill House. Now all gone, the cottages replaced by a car park for a rather dull-looking mini shopping centre.
 
A Nicklin photo I have not seen before. A fine set of Georgian cottages, 1-5 Hawthorne Road. Just off the photo to the left was The Lodge, which had been the lodge to OView attachment 221303View attachment 221305ak Hill House. Now all gone, the cottages replaced by a car park for a rather dull-looking mini shopping centre.
its new to me too mike..what a crying shame those lovely cottages have gone...here is todays view opposite the white swan as you say its a car park now...would be interesting to try and find out the history of the cottages and who once lived in them



lyn :mad:
 
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Cannot find Hawthorne Road Edgbaston listed in any of the directories I have looked at (not all obviously). So difficult to find on cnesus. However in 1954 it was a Mr & Mrs Peters at no 4; Eric Jones at no 2 in 1954 and bus conductor Paul nugent at no 2 in 1950.

Birm mail 17.11.1954.jpgBirm GAZ.8.4.1953.jpgNirm Gaz.1.7.1950.jpg;
 
thanks jan and mike..interesting to see the occupations...also wondering what the lodge looked like..it must have been a lovely spot to live


lyn
 
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