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Where is this???

Astoness

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one with a slight difference....this is a pencil drawing taken from a 19th century engraving but where is it...:)
 
:headhit::headhit: BE SERIOUS CHOCKS:D any case you are wrong.....so is moss and if i get past 4 guesses its a record for me

lyn
 
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no jean...sorry...and i need the name of the building...off up the wooden stairs now...

catch up later...
 
hi Lloyd..well you are right with bath row but the caption doesnt say its part of the acci hosptal..

lyn:)
 
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hi colin...correct:) so this one only took 3 guesses.:(..one of these days i will find a really difficult one to identify....

cheers...

lyn:)
 
hi colin...correct:) so this one only took 3 guesses.:(..one of these days i will find a really difficult one to identify....

cheers...



lyn:)

Lyn...you'll have to post a photo of The Vine with the name and the brewery airbrushed. That'll fox them! They'll think its somewhere on Mars lol.
 
thanks colin..thats a nice pic of the hospital...

:D richie..i am away now to take me time to find a really really difficult one to locate....

lyn:)
 
How about trying this backwards? We probably all know where this is....looking down Litchfield Rd from Aston Cross....one of the dwindling few pieces of Old Brum still surviving more or less intact, but does anyone have period photos or postcards showing this area in its heyday; particularly the library, the bank and York House?
 
I'm fairly sure its Soho House - Where the Lunar Society Met-- Watt , Brindley etc etc . Eic
 
Eutrino

Is this the sort of thing you are looking for.

Phil


30/11/11. I havent got a clue what I posted here originally, but there are all Aston Cross end of Lichfield Rd.

AstonLichfieldRd1.jpg
AstonLichfieldRd-SutherlandSt1952.jpg


AstonLichfieldRdc1950.jpg
 
Good job Phil, your photos were perfect. I played around with Google and got a couple of good 'now & then' comparisons. There is an incredible amount of history on this short block of properties and they have witnessed an incredible amount of change. Has all that change been for the good I wonder?
 
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