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Homer Street

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proper brummie kid
Hello everyone
I have been trying to find out a bit more about Homer Street, as my g-grandfather was born there in 1850. From google I can see that the bottom end, where he was born (no 81) is all modern but the top end is older. My architectural knowledge is not great - does anyone know when these Homer street houses would have been built? I'm trying to get a feel for what it might have looked like in 1850. If anyone has any old photos of Homer Street that would be fantastic.

Thank you !
Kate View attachment m Charles lee snr 1851.bmp
 
don't know if these are any help, teo maps showing the street in c 1890 & c 1913

map_c_1890_homer_st.jpg


map_c_1913_Homer_st.jpg
 
Hello everyone
I have been trying to find out a bit more about Homer Street, as my g-grandfather was born there in 1850. From google I can see that the bottom end, where he was born (no 81) is all modern but the top end is older. My architectural knowledge is not great - does anyone know when these Homer street houses would have been built? I'm trying to get a feel for what it might have looked like in 1850. If anyone has any old photos of Homer Street that would be fantastic.

Thank you !
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We lived at 36 Homer Street .... here is one from out photograph box.... looking down towards Tindal Street so the odd numbers will be on the right. Hope this helps
 

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Found this from a Historic site 1938 Ariel Photo Homer Street Moseley Rd on right down to Tindal St on left
 
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