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Tapologies the skewed image - shows what I have to start with but also if I straighten it I lose the building at the top and with it the...
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SteveBhx replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.We now move across to the Jewellery Quarter and Legge Lane - these are a selection of old buildings but I am not sure which are left... -
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TThis picture is an old printers shop in Garrison Lane seems to be on its way out, no windows tiles off the roof and the old red and...
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MWe now move onto Roll 72 and something different to start and may be of use to someone although the information provided is a bit vague...
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MWe now have a bit of time travel to 1964 and a view of what this area looked like, and what was lost - lots of three and four storey...
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SSir Arthur Conan Doyle was not born in Birmingham, but he lived and worked in Aston (a district of Birmingham) between 1878 and 1881...
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Sapologies the skewed image - shows what I have to start with but also if I straighten it I lose the building at the top and with it the...
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SIt's still there Steve and mounted on an original part of the brickwork in that area, but certainly not in the position of Sir Arthur...
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SThis is an interesting sign - showing the site where Arthur Conan Doyle lived , I cannot add to this as my noted read - old sign Aston...
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Sand we now turn around to look toward the City Centre, looking to the distance you can see the holes in the landscape - all the old...
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SI know we have been up and down this road a few time this is a general view of the destruction, sorry redevelopment to improve the...
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SNext picture forms a theme as this was closed the week before - its The Avenue, Aston Street North, as you can see it is still intact...
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SNext we move to Thimble Mill Lane and Long Acre, this is the Prince Of Wales , not long closed but now boarded up and the windows broken...
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SGood morning apologies for the gap in posts, lot happened , but I will try and continue posting. I did notice a number of replies from...
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It's still there Steve and mounted on an original part of the brickwork in that area, but certainly not in the position of Sir Arthur...
