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I found this, which I plan to buy. I think 109 would be the last house on the left (or it's the other end of the street, I'm not quite sure) -
Rhere is todays st view of where i think the photo is taken think no 109 would be on the left just before it reaches palmerston road...
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mikejee replied to the thread Newspapers : Newspaper Archive new issues of local journals.Two small editions to the archive this week. The "Birmingham Weekmly Mercury" seems to be the name the archive refers to when listing... -
Lady Penelope replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.Those photos are really good Pedro42, thank you. Just a little worried about the size of the sparrows! Penny -
RRhian replied to the thread Gladstone Street Aston.Thank you. That's what I thought, nice to have it corroborated.
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RRhian replied to the thread Gladstone Street Aston.I found this, which I plan to buy. I think 109 would be the last house on the left (or it's the other end of the street, I'm not quite sure)
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RRhian replied to the thread Gladstone Street Aston.Yes, that's it! Thank you
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Rfar as i can tell the white door is no 105 gladstone road so 109 was demolished and replaced by the new houses shown on st view below...
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Rare you sure it was number 109..i only ask as looking at the map i am not sure it went up to 109..could you give us george cooks year of...
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DThe Lodge opposite the church, , destroyed in 1959, was built by sir Lister Holte, and was very ornamental, with a gothic arch over the...
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DInteresting that the entrance opposite Aston Parish Church is called the Great Gateway ?
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DThe "new" Aston Park gardens were completed in 1934. They were commissioned by Birmingham Civic Society in 1924 who later [1946]...
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devonjim replied to the thread Muntz George Frederick (1794-1857).I went to work there straight from school in 1958, was a wonderful place to go, a lake for lunch time strolls, or even skating in the... -
mikejee replied to the thread Aston Park.The Lodge opposite the church, , destroyed in 1959, was built by sir Lister Holte, and was very ornamental, with a gothic arch over the...
