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Witton Terrace, Witton Road
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Pedrocut
Master Barmmie
Where was Witton Terrace, Witton Road?
There are several mentions in the Archives before 1880, including N°1,3 and 11. From 1880 onwards there is mention of a Lime Terrace which appears to run from Witton Rd to Trinity Road (below the PO), and shown on the 1890 map.
So is Witton Terrace shown?
There are several mentions in the Archives before 1880, including N°1,3 and 11. From 1880 onwards there is mention of a Lime Terrace which appears to run from Witton Rd to Trinity Road (below the PO), and shown on the 1890 map.
So is Witton Terrace shown?
oldMohawk
gone but not forgotten
Additional to info in post#5 ... 
This first aerial photo dated late c1940s shows a view of the area. Witton Rd on the right with Holford Rd going towards top left. Witton Terrace appears to have more houses than shown on the map.
This second view shows two houses have apparently been demolished !
A third view from a different direction shows the houses demolished.
To save pics (without fireworks) left click to see the jpg and then right click the jpg to save-as. All pics are from 'britainfromabove'
Link below to a thread which has photos and other information about the district.
birminghamhistory.co.uk
This first aerial photo dated late c1940s shows a view of the area. Witton Rd on the right with Holford Rd going towards top left. Witton Terrace appears to have more houses than shown on the map.
This second view shows two houses have apparently been demolished !
A third view from a different direction shows the houses demolished.
To save pics (without fireworks) left click to see the jpg and then right click the jpg to save-as. All pics are from 'britainfromabove'
Link below to a thread which has photos and other information about the district.
Witton Then (1939) And Now.
In the 1950s I worked in Witton and saw a lot of it. In the top left of the first pic (1939) is the Aston Villa ground and the Witton end terrace, a mound of earth with concrete steps can be seen. Slightly to the right is the Witton island with a tram turning into Witton Lane. Bottom left is the...
birminghamhistory.co.uk