These images were taken by the late Phyllis Nicklin, tutor in Geography in the former Department of Extramural Studies, University of Birmingham. A selection of approx. 450 slides from her collection were digitised by the "Chrysalis" digitisation project of the West Midlands Museums, Libraries and Archives Council. These are denoted by green pins in the map abovce. In 2016 a further 600+ were digitised by David Oram of Brumpic which are shown as red pins.
These images are of the city centre and a selection of districts and suburbs, and document Birmingham's buildings, urban topography and street scenes during the 1950s and 60s.
Number of items: 1064. "Hyde Park Corner", Bloomsbury Street, Duddeston, BirminghamPhotograph of new flats- ""Hyde Park Corner"", Bloomsbury Street, in Duddeston. Vauxhall to the right. In 1839 this was the inner ring of the industrial district area (Rea Valley, Gas Works, railway etc.). The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | | |
| "Inner Fort", Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the excavations at the ""Inner Fort"", at Metchley Roman Fort, taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, University of Birmingham, clocks, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| "Site of the Moat House" plaque, Manor House, Moat Row, BirminghamPhotograph of the "site of the Moat House" plaque, Manor House, Moat Row, by the entrance to the fish market. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| 110-112, Vyse Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of workshops in Vyse St. At number 110 worked H.W. Spencer, watch repairer. Number 111 housed C. Lucas and Sons, jewellers and ring manufacturers. At number 112, Geo Taylor and Sons were ring makers and diamond mounters. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | | |
| 16, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of 16, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter, at the side of the General Hospital. The house was built in 1760, and in 1961 was transformed into a hostel for the clergy. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, houses, cars, street lamps, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 16, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of 16, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter, in decay. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | | |
| 16, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of 16, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter, in decay. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | | |
| 16/18, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 16/18, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter in decay. At number 18, Thomas Wild Gun Works. In the background the spire of St. Chad's RC Cathedral can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 16 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 178, Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of number 178, Bradford Street, a late 18th century/ early nineteenth century house (ie. pre 1817), which in 1968 housed H.E. Empson, tea and coffee specialists, established in 1911. On the right Holy Trinity Church (1820/22), designed by Francis Goodwin. The photograph was taken in late ... [ more ] Photograph of number 178, Bradford Street, a late 18th century/ early nineteenth century house (ie. pre 1817), which in 1968 housed H.E. Empson, tea and coffee specialists, established in 1911. On the right Holy Trinity Church (1820/22), designed by Francis Goodwin. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, houses, workshops, churches, street lamps, cars, zebra crossings, workshops, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 178, Bradford Street, Deritend, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of number 178, Bradford Street, from Lowe Street. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| 18, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 18, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter, housing Thomas Wild Gun Works. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, lorries, restaurants, coffee bars, cafes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 18, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of number 18, Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter, housing Thomas Wild Gun Works, at the first floor. The proprietor was Rowland Watson. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 16 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, cars, restaurants, coffee bars, cafes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 18th Century / Early 19th Century Suburbs (Colmore Estate)18th Century / Early 19th Century Suburbs (Colmore Estate) Right Flats in Crescent overlooking Canal Sandpits (Dudley Rd), GPO Tower in the distance. Viewpoint from Railway Bridge in St Vincents St | | |
| 21, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of number 21, Calthorpe Road, housing the RSPCA. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| 27/28, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of brackets for former oil street lamps in front of numbers 27/28, Calthorpe Road. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| 36, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of number 36, Calthorpe Road. The Georgian house was built c. 1829/30, and was the headquarters of the National Federation of Building Trades Employers, Midland branch. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 January 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, houses, offices, Georgian, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 36, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham- 2nd imagePhotograph of number 36, Calthorpe Road. The Georgian house was built c. 1829/30, and was the headquarter of the National Federation of Building Trades Employers, Midland branch. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 January 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, houses, offices, Georgian, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| 4-5, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 4-5, Carpenter Road. The house, in Regency style, was built c. 1810/20, and number 4 was a doctor's house. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| 44-48, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 44-48, Calthorpe Road. The house was the office of Henry W. Weedon and Partners, Chartered Architects and Surveyors. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| 49, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of number 49, Carpenter Road, showing flats at corner of Carpenter Road and Arthur Road. The building, named Warwick Crest, is 16 storeys high and was built c. 1962/63. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| 6, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of number 6, Carpenter Road. The house, in Regency style, was built c. 1810/20, and the photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| 83 Harborne Road, Giles House, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of 83 Harborne Road, Giles House, Edgbaston, the birthplace of Sir Austen Chamberlain on 16th October 1863. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| A.A. headquarters, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of A.A. headquarters, Hagley Road (north side) Edgbaston, near Plough and Harrow Road. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, BirminghamPhotograph of Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, taken in 1960. | | |
| Anderton Street, Alexandra Street and King Edward's Road corner, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of Anderton Street, Alexandra Street and King Edward's road corner, Ladywood, taken in 1968. | | |
| Anderton's Square and exit to Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Anderton's Square and exit to Whittall Street in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken in mid 1960. Parker Hale Ltd's workshops (arms and accessories) were built c.1773/5. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street (derelict), Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken when derelict in 1963. | | |
| Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street (derelict), Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken when derelict in 1963. | | |
| Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street (derelict), Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken when derelict in 1963. | | |
| Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street (derelict), Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of Anderton's Yard, Whittall Street in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken when derelict in 1963. | | |
| Anglo-Saxon column, St. Peter's Collegiate Church churchyard, Wolverhampton, West MidlandsPhotograph of a headless Anglo-Saxon cross in St. Peter's Collegiate Church churchyard, Wolverhampton. The date is uncertain, possibly the 9th century and the material could be Grinshill stone. The shaft is 14' high, a size similar to the (Roman) forum columns at Viriconium, near Wroxeter, from wher... [ more ] Photograph of a headless Anglo-Saxon cross in St. Peter's Collegiate Church churchyard, Wolverhampton. The date is uncertain, possibly the 9th century and the material could be Grinshill stone. The shaft is 14' high, a size similar to the (Roman) forum columns at Viriconium, near Wroxeter, from where the column could possibly have been pillaged. It displays much ornamentation: Saxon animals, bird forms, scrolls, etc. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 July 1960 Keywords : West Midlands, Wolverhampton, St. Peter's Collegiate Church, columns, Anglo-Saxon columns, Saxon period, Wolverhampton Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Armoury Road and B.S.A. (Ariel), Small Heath, BirminghamPhotograph of Armoury Road and B.S.A. (Ariel) - makers of motorcycles in Small Heath, established in 1862. Original and new works are shown (some damaged in the Blitz). The houses were built post-1862. The photograph was taken in 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 July 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, Small Heath, motorcycles, motorbikes, factories, the Blitz, terraced houses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham, Birmingham Small Arms Company Ltd. Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Art Gallery, Victoria Square, BirminghamPhotograph of the Art Gallery and Chamberlain fountain decorated for the celebrations of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 June 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, museums, art galleries, flags, fountains, Elizabeth II, coronation celebrations, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Assay Office - Newhall St / Charlotte StAssay Office - Newhall St / Charlotte St - Moved to this site in 1879 | | |
| Aston , The River TameAston, The River Tame, Aston Church and the Tame Valley taken from just below the Electric Avenue bridge, Witton, view upstream | | |
| Aston - Lichfield RdAston, Lichfield Rd A38 (Salford Bridge), View north, Salford Park (L) | | |
| Aston - Lichfield RdAston, Lichfield Rd (A38) (L) Aston Hall Rd ® - 5.30pm | | |
| Aston - Six Ways UnderpassAston, Six Ways Underpass (Birchfield Rd to High St). Clyde Tower to the right | | |
| Aston - Trinity RdAston, Trinity Rd, Aston Technical College extension. Built pre 1887 | | |
| Aston Church and Nechells power station, Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of Aston Church and Nechells power station, also showing bridge over Hockley Brook in Aston Park, Atkinson's brewery and Queen's Road (derelict). The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Aston, parks, churches, power stations, bridges, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Aston Church, Aston Hall grounds, Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of Aston Church taken in 1968 from the Aston Hall grounds, Aston Hall Road. The lower part of the church dates from the fifteenth century, the spire from 1776 and the rest from 1879-90. Salford flats (built c.1956) in background. | | |
| Aston ReservoirAston Reservoir, Birmingham | | |
| Aston University, Gosta GreenAston University, Gosta Green | | |
| Aston, Birchfield RdAston, Birchfield Rd, underpass near Six Ways, leading to High St. View Point Fentham Rd. View South towards Clyde Tower (Chain Walk/Lozells Rd) | | |
| Aston, Birchfield RdAston, Birchfield Rd with flats near Livingstone Rd (built 1961). View fro Nr Trinity Rd | | |
| Aston, Holte Estate Flats, Salford Park.Photograph of Aston, Holte Estate Flats, Salford Park, Murdoch Point (L) - Priestly Point (R) - Views from Aston Hall Rd | | |
| Aston, Holte Estate Flats, Salford Park.Photograph of Aston, Holte Estate Flats, Salford Park, Boulton Point (L) - James Watt Point (R) - Views from Aston Hall Rd | | |
| Aston/Birchield Trinity RdAston/Birchfield, Trinity Rd. Converted college flats. Aston technical college | | |
| Auchinleck House, Broad Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Auchinleck House in Broad Street, near Five Ways. Auchinleck House was built c.1960 and the photograph taken in late 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 03 December 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Five Ways, Broad Street, offices, shops, buses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Augusta Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Augusta Street in the Jewellery Quarter. The plate at number 6 reads ""Wark and Hodgetts, Polishers and Platers to the trade""; at number 7 ""H.T. Cliff and Co., Goldsmiths and Silversmiths""; at number 8 ""Gaunt, Finishers of precious metals etc."" Padlocks and bars on doors can be se... [ more ] Photograph of Augusta Street in the Jewellery Quarter. The plate at number 6 reads ""Wark and Hodgetts, Polishers and Platers to the trade""; at number 7 ""H.T. Cliff and Co., Goldsmiths and Silversmiths""; at number 8 ""Gaunt, Finishers of precious metals etc."" Padlocks and bars on doors can be seen, as well as burglar alarms. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, houses, shops, jewellery, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| B.K.L. Alloys Ltd., Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the interior of B.K.L. Alloys Ltd., in Bradford Street, near the meat market. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, factories, fork lift trucks, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| B.S.A. (Ariel), Small Heath/Sparkbrook, BirminghamPhotograph of B.S.A. (Ariel) - makers of motorcycles in Small Heath/Sparkbrook, established in 1862. Armoury Road is to the left, Golden Hillock Road to the right, and the Warwick Canal is behind the works. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Small Heath, Sparkbrook, motorcycles, motorbikes, factories, canals, Birmingham Small Arms Company Ltd. Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| B.S.A. Works, Armoury Road, Small Heath, BirminghamPhotograph of the entrance to B.S.A. Works (makers of motorcycles), in Armoury Road, Small Heath, built in c. 1862. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Small Heath, industries, factories, lorries, motorbikes, motorcycles, Twentieth century Birmingham, Birmingham Small Arms Company Ltd. Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| BBC Midland Regional Headquarter, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the BBC Midland Regional Headquarter in Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, formerly the Royal Institution for the Blind. The building was built in c. 1851/52 and altered in c. 1892/93. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| BBC Midland Regional Headquarters, Pebble Mill RoadBBC Midland Regional Headquarters, Pebble Mill Road | | |
| Back of Welsh House Farm, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of the back of Welsh House Farm, near Harborne. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, houses, rubbish bins, dustbins, chimneys, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Backs of Anderton Street terraces, during demolition, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of the backs of Anderton Street terraces, off King Edward's Road, during demolition. Some houses were still inhabited at this point. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, terraced houses, demolition sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Backs of Anderton Street terraces, during demolition, Ladywood, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the backs of Anderton Street terraces, off King Edward's Road, during demolition and also shows children playing in the background. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, terraced houses, demolition sites, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Backs of Anderton Street terraces, during demolition, Ladywood, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the backs of Anderton Street terraces, off King Edward's Road, during demolition. Children are shown playing in the foreground. Some houses were still inhabited when this photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, terraced houses, demolition sites, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Backs of terraced houses, Lawrence Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the backs of terraced houses, Lawrence Street (Ryder Street area) - early Corporation housing (1891), associated with the Corporation Street scheme. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, terraced houses, laundry, washing, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Balsall Heath / Camp Hill AreaBalsall Heath / Camp Hill Area. Moseley Road / Ombersley Road Corner | | |
| Balsall Heath / Camp Hill Area. Moseley RoadBalsall Heath / Camp Hill Area. Moseley Road. Between Ombersley Road and Belgrave Road | | |
| Balsall Heath Angelina StreetBalsall Heath Angelina Street | | |
| Balsall Heath Clevedon RoadBalsall Heath Clevedon Road, near Balsall Heath Road, Shops and Cafes | | |
| Balsall Heath Emily Street. St Martins FlatsBalsall Heath Emily Street. St Martins Flats | | |
| Balsall Heath Hope StreetBalsall Heath Hope Street, on the corner of Pershore Road and Sherlock Street (Public House under demolition) | | |
| Balsall Heath Longmore StreetBalsall Heath Longmore Street (Eastside Vegetable Shop near Balsall Heath Road) | | |
| Balsall Heath Longmore StreetBalsall Heath Longmore Street (Children outside Eastside Vegetable Shop near Balsall Heath Road) | | |
| Balsall Heath Longmore StreetBalsall Heath Longmore Street (Eastside Vegetable Shop near Balsall Heath Road) | | |
| Balsall Heath Mary Street / Pleasant TerraceBalsall Heath Mary Street / Pleasant Terrace | | |
| Balsall Heath Mary Street / Pleasant TerraceBalsall Heath Mary Street / Pleasant Terrace (The Stores, No69, dated 1850) | | |
| Balsall Heath River ReaBalsall Heath River Rea from bridge on Belgrave Road (View North, back of Gooch Street on the right) | | |
| Balsall Heath RoadBalsall Heath Road (view Longmore Street to the right, Clevedon Road to the left) | | |
| Balsall Heath, Highgate ParkBalsall Heath, Highgate Park | | |
| Bartley Green Birmid Works - WoodgateBartley Green Birmid Works - Woodgate | | |
| Bartley Green Jiggins LaneBartley Green Jiggins Lane (Adams Lane Corner) | | |
| Bartley Green School, Bus Terminus and Village Delivery VanBartley Green School, Bus Terminus and Village Delivery Van (Genners Lane and Adams Lane) | | |
| | Bartley Green Wood Lane | Bartley Green, Wood Gate Old HousesBartley Green, Wood Gate Old Houses, Adams Hill and entrance to Bir Metals Factory | | |
| Bell Holloway, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of Bell Holloway, in Northfield, taken in mid 1958. This was possibly the old way from Northfield to Dudley (via Bartley). The 'Bell and Bluebell Inn' at the junction of Bell Lane and Bell Holloway was a coaching station for travellers until a new 'Bell Inn' was built on the Bristol Road ... [ more ] Photograph of Bell Holloway, in Northfield, taken in mid 1958. This was possibly the old way from Northfield to Dudley (via Bartley). The 'Bell and Bluebell Inn' at the junction of Bell Lane and Bell Holloway was a coaching station for travellers until a new 'Bell Inn' was built on the Bristol Road in 1803. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 July 1958 Keywords : Birmingham, Northfield, roads, streets, lanes, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), BirminghamPhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), taken in 1967. The building dates back to Stuart times and is dated to 1661 by an inscription on the chimney. | | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), taken in 1967. The building dates back to Stuart times and is dated to 1661 by an inscription on the chimney. | | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (front view), taken in 1969, showing the Stuart timber-frame structure, the gate-posts and the chimneys which contain an inscription dating the whole building to 1661. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, chimneys, Stuart houses, timber-framed buildings, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (rear view), BirminghamPhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (rear view), taken in 1969, showing the Stuart timber-frame structure, the chimneys (right) which contain an inscription dating the whole building to 1661 and the 1760 kitchen extension (left). | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, chimneys, Stuart houses, timber-framed buildings, Seventeenth-eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (side view), BirminghamPhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (side view), taken in 1969. The building dates back to Stuart times and is dated to 1661 by an inscription on the chimney. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (view from road), BirminghamPhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (view from road), taken in 1967. The building dates back to Stuart times and is dated to 1661 by an inscription on the chimney. | | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (view from road), Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton (view from road), taken in 1967. The building dates back to Stuart times and is dated to 1661 by an inscription on the chimney. | | |
| Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, part of front with 1661 chimneys, BirminghamPhotograph of Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969, showing the Stuart timber-frame structure and the chimneys which contain an inscription dating the whole building to 1661. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, chimneys, Stuart houses, timber-framed buildings, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bennett's Hill/Waterloo Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Bennett's Hill and Waterloo Street in Central Birmingham. The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | | |
| Berkeley House, 119 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Berkeley House, 119 Hagley Road (north side), Edgbaston, near Plough and Harrow Road. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Birmingham Bull Ring Market HallBirmingham Bull Ring Market Hall opened 1834 at a cost of £6700 | | |
| Birmingham Cannon Hill Park. Confluence of the River Rea (Right), Bourne Brook (Left)Birmingham Cannon Hill Park. Confluence of the River Rea (Right), Bourne Brook (Left). View North | | |
| Birmingham Central, Bennetts Hill / Waterloo Street CornerBirmingham Central, Bennetts Hill / Waterloo Street Corner | | |
| Birmingham Central, Colmore RowBirmingham Central, Colmore Row | | |
| Birmingham Central, Smallbrook Ringway / Hill Street JunctionBirmingham Central, Smallbrook Ringway / Hill Street Junction | | |
| Birmingham Civic CentreBirmingham Civic Centre, Broad St, Centenary Sq | | |
| Birmingham Civic Centre, Broad StreetBirmingham Civic Centre, Broad Street, Centenery Square, Baskerville House | | |
| Birmingham Fazeley CanalBirmingham Fazeley Canal, Low-level Canal Locks, below Tindal Bridge (Cambridge Street) | | |
| Birmingham Fazeley CanalBirmingham Fazeley Canal, Low-level Canal Locks, below Tindal Bridge (Cambridge Street) | | |
| Birmingham Gas StreetBirmingham Gas Street, Beginning of Worcester Canal (With former Bar Lock) | | |
| Birmingham Gas Street WharfBirmingham Gas Street Wharf. Worcester Canal, Bar Lock | | |
| | Birmingham New Street | | Birmingham New Street | Birmingham New StreetBirmingham New Street from near Marshall and Snelgrove (Corporation Street Corner) | | |
| Birmingham Newhall StreetBirmingham Newhall Street, Science Museum (R), Formerly Elkingtons Silver Plate Works | | |
| Birmingham Post and Mail BuildingBirmingham Post and Mail Building viewpoint from Whittall St | | |
| Birmingham Rotunda and Bull RingBirmingham Rotunda and Bull Ring | | |
| Birmingham Smallbrook RingwayBirmingham Smallbrook Ringway (New Inner Ring Road) | | |
| Birmingham Smallbrook Ringway, Albany HotelBirmingham Smallbrook Ringway, Albany Hotel, Scala Cinema and Holloway Circus | | |
| Bordesley / Camp Hill Stratford Place c.1601Bordesley / Camp Hill Stratford Place c.1601 | | |
| | Bordesley Watery Lane | Bordesley, Camp Hill / Sandy Lane (Right)Bordesley, Camp Hill / Sandy Lane (Right). The Ship Hotel | | |
| Bordesley, Camp Hill / Sandy Lane (Right)Bordesley, Camp Hill / Sandy Lane (Right). The Ship Hotel | | |
| Boundary: Kings Norton right, Northfield leftBoundary: Kings Norton right, Northfield left. New Shopping Area, Houdley Road | | |
| Bourn Brook, Bottetourt Road bridge, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of Bourn Brook at Bottetourt Road bridge (south of Osmaston Road), Harborne, taken in 1962. | | |
| Bournville Cadburys Factory from Linden RoadBournville Cadburys Factory from Linden Road (First factory 1879) | | |
| Bournville Carillion SchoolBournville Carillion School | | |
| Bournville Church of St. LazarBournville Church of St. Lazar, Serbian Orthodox, Griffins Brook Lane, Consecrated 23/06/68 | | |
| Bournville Church of St. LazarBournville Church of St. Lazar, Serbian Orthodox, Griffins Brook Lane, Consecrated 23/06/69 | | |
| Bournville Church of St. LazarBournville Church of St. Lazar, Serbian Orthodox, Griffins Brook Lane, Consecrated 23/06/69, Corner of Cob Lane (Left), Griffins Brook Lane (right) | | |
| Bournville Factory Buildings from Linden RoadBournville Factory Buildings from Linden Road | | |
| Bournville Friends Meeting HouseBournville Friends Meeting House, The Green (built in 1905) | | |
| | Bournville Green | Bournville Oak Tree LaneBournville Oak Tree Lane from near The Brook; View north across Woodbrooke Road | | |
| Bournville Ruskin Hall School of ArtBournville Ruskin Hall School of Art | | |
| Bournville Selly ManorBournville Selly Manor - 14th Century | | |
| | Bournville Selly Manor | Bournville Selly ManorBournville Selly Manor - 14th Century | | |
| Bournville Selly ManorBournville Selly Manor - 14th Century. Cruck Barn (formerly in Bournbrook Road) | | |
| Bournville Village GreenBournville Village Green, Rest House | | |
| Bournville Village Green ShopsBournville Village Green Shops | | |
| Bournville Westholme CroftBournville Westholme Croft, off Oak Tree Lane (1959-60 Houses) | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke RoadBournville Woodbrooke Road, Valley Pool | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road / Oak Tree LaneBournville Woodbrooke Road / Oak Tree Lane | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road ParkBournville Woodbrooke Road Park | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road ParkBournville Woodbrooke Road Park | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road Park PoolBournville Woodbrooke Road Park Pool | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road Park PoolBournville Woodbrooke Road Park Pool | | |
| Bournville Woodbrooke Road Park PoolBournville Woodbrooke Road Park Pool | | |
| Bradford Street towards town, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of Bradford Street in the Rea Valley, Deritend. It was part of the late 18th century planned suburbs, begun in c. 1767, and part of the inner ring industrial belt. The viewpoint is the corner between Warner St and Bradford St, towards the city centre. On the left, "The Shepherd's Rest" pu... [ more ] Photograph of Bradford Street in the Rea Valley, Deritend. It was part of the late 18th century planned suburbs, begun in c. 1767, and part of the inner ring industrial belt. The viewpoint is the corner between Warner St and Bradford St, towards the city centre. On the left, "The Shepherd's Rest" pub. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, zebra crossings, roads, streets, street lamps, lorries, pubs, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of Bradford Street at the corner with Alcester Street, in Deritend. The planning of this area dates to the 18th century. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, zebra crossings, roads, streets, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of Bradford Street, Deritend. The estate was begun in 1767, while the end house; no.178 was probably built pre-1817. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 26 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, terraced houses, advertisements, Late eighteenth/early nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bradford Street, Deritend, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Bradford Street at the corner with Alcester Street, in Deritend, part of the late 18th century planned suburbs. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, zebra crossings, roads, streets, street lamps, lorries, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bradford Street, Market area, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of Butcher's Hide, Skin, Fat and Wool Co. Ltd., in Bradford Street, near the meat market. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, cars, decorative plasterworks, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| British Rail House, near Berkeley Street, BirminghamPhotograph of British Rail House (offices), near Berkeley Street. South-west view from Civic Centre Gardens, taken in 1968. | | |
| Broad St, British Rail HouseBroad St, British Rail House, Near Berkeley St. View southwest from the Civic Centre Gardens | | |
| Bromford Bridge DevelopmentBromford Bridge Development, Bromford Road near Chipperfield Road | | |
| Bromford Chipperfield Road / Bromford RoadBromford Chipperfield Road / Bromford Road. 20-Storey flats (L), Fort Dunlop Factory in the Centre | | |
| Bull Ring / Rotunda RedevelopmentBull Ring / Rotunda Redevelopment - View from Multi-Storey Carpark | | |
| Bull Ring / Rotunda RedevelopmentBull Ring / Rotunda Redevelopment - View from Multi-Storey Carpark | | |
| Bull Ring Street MarketBull Ring Street Market, Spiceal St | | |
| Bull Ring Street MarketBull Ring Street Market, Spiceal St, the last day of street trading | | |
| Bull Ring street market - market barrows along roadside, BirminghamPhotograph of the Bull Ring street market, showing market barrows along the roadside. The photograph was taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring street market florist, BirminghamPhotograph of the Bull Ring street market, taken on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, florists, flowers, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring street market florist, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring street market, taken on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 September 1959 Keywords : Bimringham, Bull Ring, markets, florists, fashion, clothes, flowers, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring street market, BirminghamPhotograph of the Bull Ring street market, taken on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, crowds, people, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring street market, Birmingham -2nd imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring street market, taken on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, statues, crowds, people, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 1st imagePhotograph of the old Bull Ring. The last day for street trading here was September, 12th 1959. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, churches, zebra crossings, street lamps, florists, fashion, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the old Bull Ring with a view of St. Martin's church. The last day for street trading here was September, 12th 1959. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, churches, florists, fashion, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, taken one day before the last day of street trading - 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, churches, buses, lorries, fashion, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, taken one day before the last day of street trading - 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, churches, buses, fashion, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 5th imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, taken one day before the last day of street trading - 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, churches, buses, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Birmingham - 6th imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Bull Ring, markets, churches, buses, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Bull Ring, Inner Ring Rd preparationsBull Ring, Moor St / Park St, Inner Ring Rd preparations | | |
| Bull Ring, Moor Street, Inner Ring Road, BirminghamPhotograph of Moor Street, Inner Ring Road, the Bull Ring, on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, Spiceal Street -5th imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, Birmingham -2nd imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, Birmingham -3rd imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, Birmingham -4th imagePhotograph of the Bull Ring, Spiceal Street, taken one day before the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, St. Martin's Church (side view) and street market, BirminghamPhotograph of the Bull Ring market and St. Martin's Church, taken on the last day of street trading, 12/9/59. | | |
| Bull Ring, old street pattern, BirminghamPhotograph of the old street pattern in the Bull Ring. The last day for street trading here was September, 12th 1959. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | | |
| Bullock Street, Nechells Green, BirminghamPhotograph of Bullock Street, in Nechells Green. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 October 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Nechells Green, houses, factories, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Cadbury Playing Fields, Bournville Lane WorksCadbury Playing Fields, Bournville Lane Works | | |
| Cadburys BournvilleCadburys Bournville from Waterside Stores of Bournville Lane | | |
| Cadburys, Bournville LaneCadburys, Bournville Lane, New Works (1960s) Baths to the left, 1904, No1 Lodge to the right, 1899-1902 | | |
| Cadburys, Bournville Lane Works EntranceCadburys, Bournville Lane Works Entrance | | |
| California (School from Barnes Hill)California (School from Barnes Hill) View across site of Lapal Tunnel | | |
| California, Back of Houses adjacent to Former BrickworksCalifornia, Back of Houses adjacent to Former Brickworks | | |
| Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Calthorpe Road at the west corner of St. James' Road. On the left, there is Shell-Mex House, completed in 1962, on the right the RSPCA. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Calthorpe Road, Shell-Mex HouseCalthorpe Road, Shell-Mex House (Completed 1962) | | |
| | Cambridge Street | Cambridge StreetCambridge Street excavation work for the construction of flats | | |
| Cambridge StreetCambridge Street excavation work for the construction of flats by canal | | |
| Camp Hill, Bordesley, BirminghamPhotograph of Camp Hill, Bordesley, with Holy Trinity Church in background. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Camp Hill, Stratford Street NorthCamp Hill, Stratford Street North, Typical Court, Front House dated 1831 | | |
| Camp Hill, Stratford Street NorthCamp Hill, Stratford Street North (Some Houses dated 1831. Property Compulsory acquired 1959) | | |
| Caroline Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Caroline Street and Regent Street. The jewellery workshops were dedicated to engravings, polishing, enamelling, optical works, jewellery and diamond setting. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, factories, workshops, jewellery, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Carved stones, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of carved stones in Weoley Castle, Northfield. The photograph was taken in 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Weoley Castle, carved stones, castles, Thirteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Castle Bromwich HallCastle Bromwich Hall (Jacobean, Modified after 1657) | | |
| Castle Vale - View Northeast along Tangmere RoadCastle Vale - View Northeast along Tangmere Road (Castle Bromwich Aerodrome Site) | | |
| Castle Vale - the Castle Vale EstateCastle Vale - the Castle Vale Estate (View from Castle Bromwich) | | |
| Castle Vale Play Area and Farnborough RoadCastle Vale Play Area and Farnborough Road | | |
| Castle Vale Reed Square Shopping CentreCastle Vale Reed Square Shopping Centre | | |
| Castle Vale Tangmere RoadCastle Vale Tangmere Road, near Chester Road (Castle Bromwich Aerodrome Site) | | |
| Castle Vale, Tangmere RoadCastle Vale, Tangmere Road, Small Houses (Castle Bromwich Aerodrome Site) | | |
| Castle Vale, Tangmere RoadCastle Vale, Tangmere Road, Small Houses (Castle Bromwich Aerodrome Site) | | |
| Castle Vale, view east along Tangmere Drive, BirminghamPhotograph of Castle Vale, view east along Tangmere Drive (Castle Bromwich aerodrome site). The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Castle, Castle Bromwich, BirminghamPhotograph of the Norman motte and bailey castle in Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire, in particular the motte and part of the bailey, from the south. In the background, Ketton cement mixer and the Concorde Tower (flats) in Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale. To the left, Tame Valley industrial belt. The photo... [ more ] Photograph of the Norman motte and bailey castle in Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire, in particular the motte and part of the bailey, from the south. In the background, Ketton cement mixer and the Concorde Tower (flats) in Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale. To the left, Tame Valley industrial belt. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 21 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Castle Bromwich, castles, flats, mottes, baileys, Medieval Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Chamber of Commerce building, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the Chamber of Commerce building, Harborne Road, Edgbaston, taken in 1960. The building is constructed of marble, Portland stone, aluminium and glass. | | |
| Chamberlain SquareChamberlain Square - Statue of Joseph Priestly | | |
| Chamberlain Square, Edmund Street, BirminghamChamberlain Square, Edmund Street, showing the Town Hall and the Council House, and the site for the new library (previously university site). The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, construction sites, libraries, universities, town halls, councils, civic centre, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Chapel and guest house, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the chapel and guest house of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Charlotte Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of the Sheffield Smelting Co. Ltd., in Charlotte Street. The photograph was taken in late 1960. | | |
| Charlotte Street, Central Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Sheffield Smelting Co. Ltd., in Charlotte Street/ St. Paul's Square. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Cheapside from Ravenhurst Street / Moseley Road CornerCheapside from Ravenhurst Street / Moseley Road Corner. Joseph Nichols Wire Goods and Woven Wire Works on the Corner | | |
| Cheapside from the corner of Ravenhurst Street and Moseley Road, BirminghamPhotograph of Cheapside from Ravenhurst Street and Moseley Road corner, with Joseph Nichols Wire Goods and woven wire works on the corner. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Cheapside, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of a backyard workshop in Cheapside. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| Cheapside, Near Ravenhurst Street / Moseley Road CornerCheapside, Near Ravenhurst Street / Moseley Road Corner (View: Northwest towards City Centre) | | |
| Cheapside, West of Alcester Street CornerCheapside, West of Alcester Street Corner, Part of late ""Bradford Estate"" | | |
| Cheapside, West of Alcester Street CornerCheapside, West of Alcester Street Corner. Backyard Workshop | | |
| Cheapside, near Ravenhurst Street and Moseley Road corner, view West/ North West towards Birmingham city centrePhotograph of Cheapside, near Ravenhurst Street and Moseley Road corner, view West/ North West towards the city centre and part of Bradford Estate (begun 1767, and at the time of the photograph part of the industrial inner zone). The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Chimneys, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of the chimneys built in 1661, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, chimneys, Stuart houses, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Chimneys, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the chimneys built in 1661, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, chimneys, Stuart houses, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Church nucleus, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of the church ""nucleus"" in Harborne from near ""Gravel Bank"", Northfield Road, to south west. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | | |
| City of Birmingham College of EducationCity of Birmingham College of Education, Westbourne Road | | |
| Civic Centre and Hall of MemoryCivic Centre and Hall of Memory | | |
| Clark Street (Icknield Port Road corner), Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of Clark Street, on the corner of Icknield Port Road, Ladywood (c.1870s) showing the Glassblower's Arms pub. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Colmore Row, central BirminghamPhotograph of Colmore Row in Birmingham City Centre, taken in 1953. | | |
| Construction site, St. Mary's Row, former Gun Quarter,Photograph of St. Mary's Row in the former Gun Quarter, showing the view across Whittall Street and fomer Weaman Street to Snow Hill, taken in 1963. | | |
| Corner between Little Anne Street and Milk Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Little Anne Street and Milk Street, in Central Birmingham. The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 July 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, houses, shops, advertisements, street lamps, viaducts, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Corner of Arthur Road and Church Road (west side), Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of a neo-Georgian house built in 1966 to replace a Victorian house at the corner of Arthur Road and Church Road in Edgbaston, taken in early 1967. | | |
| Corner of Bournville Lane and Linden RoadCorner of Bournville Lane and Linden Road | | |
| Corner of Bradford St and Moat RowCorner of Bradford St and Moat Row, Drovers Arms (L) Meat Market and Abbatoir (.R) - Deritend | | |
| Corner of Carpenter Road and Church Road, crossing Sweeper's Seat, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of corner of Carpenter Road and Church Road (number 7) Edgbaston, taken in 1968. | | |
| Corner of Chamberlain Square - Edmund StCorner of Chamberlain Square - Edmund St - Council House / Town Hall- Pardise Circus area, site for the Central Library | | |
| Corner of Crescent, Cambridge Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner of Crescent, Cambridge Street, taken in 1960. | | |
| Corner of Sherlock St and Moseley StCorner of Sherlock St and Moseley St - the Co-op Society Fruit Warehouse | | |
| Corporation St Law CourtsCorporation St Law Courts. Victoria Law Courts Constructed 1887-1891 | | |
| Corporation StreetCorporation St Law Courts left, Central Hall right, Firestation and Aston University in the distance | | |
| Council House, Victoria Square, BirminghamPhotograph of the Council House (1874-79), Victoria Square, during the celebrations of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, in 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 June 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, Victoria Square, Elizabeth II, statues, flags, coronation celebrations, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Council House, Victoria Square, BirminghamPhotograph of the Council House in Victoria Square, Colmore Row, with the decorations for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 June 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, Victoria Square, councils, civic centres, Elizabeth II, flags, statues, policemen, cars, coronation celebrations, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Curzon Street Station, Duddeston, BirminghamCurzon Street Station (1838), in Rea Valley, Duddeston. On edge of built-up area in 1838 - no need for tunnel or for demolition. The photograph was taken in 1953. | | |
| Cutting the tunnel through sandstoneCutting the tunnel through sandstone - Paradise Circus view from Edmund St | | |
| Cutting through sandstoneCutting through sandstone, Paradise Circus site viewed from Edmund St | | |
| Cutting through sandstone, Edmund Street, Paradise Circus - University (Mason College) site, BirminghamPhotograph of cutting through sandstone, Edmund Street, Paradise Circus - University (Mason College) site, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, construction sites, roads, universities, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Cutting through sandstone, Paradise Circus site, view from Edmund Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from Edmund Street of the cutting through sandstone at Paradise Circus site, taken in 1969. | | |
| Cutting through sandstone, Paradise Circus site, view from Edmund Street, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the view from Edmund Street of the cutting through sandstone at Paradise Circus site, taken in 1969. | | |
| Dean St / Sherlock St CornerDean St / Sherlock St Corner - Bulmers Ltd, Wholesale Florists, Fruiterers and Horticultural Sundriesmen - Market area of the city | | |
| Dean St / Skinner Lane CornerDean St / Skinner Lane Corner - The market area | | |
| Dean Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of Dean Street in Central Birmingham taken in late 1968. The photograph shows the workshop of F. Parr, wheelwright, maker of wheelbarows, handcarts, trucks and trolleys. | | |
| Decorated plaster ceiling, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of part of a seventeenth century decorated plaster ceiling in the back bedroom at Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, decorative plasterwork, ceilings, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Demolition of terrace houses, Anderton Street, off Shakespeare Road, LadywoodPhotograph of the demolition of terrace houses, Anderton Street, off Shakespeare Road, Ladywood and children playing. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, terraced houses, demolition sites, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Denbro Works, Soho Hill, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of Denbro Works in Soho Hill near Villa Road, nearly opposite Soho Avenue, in Handsworth (Dennison watch cases etc.). On the short wall is an old milestone which has since vanished. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Handsworth, industries, factories, roads, streets, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Deritend from Rea Crossing, BirminghamPhotograph of Deritend High Street from Rea Crossing towards Bordesley. On the left, at the corner of Heath Mill Lane, stands the Old Crown. On the right the Haddon Stokes (screws/nuts etc.) on the site of St. John's church (1381-1947), and St. John's restaurant, in 1968, the Irish Community Centre.... [ more ] Photograph of Deritend High Street from Rea Crossing towards Bordesley. On the left, at the corner of Heath Mill Lane, stands the Old Crown. On the right the Haddon Stokes (screws/nuts etc.) on the site of St. John's church (1381-1947), and St. John's restaurant, in 1968, the Irish Community Centre. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, houses, cars, street lamps, roads, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Deritend, Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of Deritend High Street in Digbeth, at the crossing with Rea Street. The site of St. John's, Deritend is the viewpoint. St. Martin's church can be seen. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, roads, houses, cars, buses, lorries, shops, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Deritend/Floodgate St corner, Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the corner between Deritend High Street and Floodgate Street, in Digbeth, at the crossing with Rea Street. This was the old way into Birmingham, widened on the left. St. Martin's church and the Bull Ring can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, Bull Ring, roads, houses, cars, buses, lorries, churches, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Detached House, Pritchatts Road, EdgbastonDetached House, Pritchatts Road, Edgbaston. By Canal Bridge | | |
| Digbeth Branch Canal, BirminghamPhotograph of the Digbeth Branch Canal and the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, built c. 1790, view east towards an industrial concentration in the Rea Valley. The viewpoint is the railway embankment at the Gun Barrel Proof House (on the right), near Curzon Street and Fazeley Street. The photograph was... [ more ] Photograph of the Digbeth Branch Canal and the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, built c. 1790, view east towards an industrial concentration in the Rea Valley. The viewpoint is the railway embankment at the Gun Barrel Proof House (on the right), near Curzon Street and Fazeley Street. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, canals, industries, factories, bridges, Eighteenth-nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of Digbeth, Birmingham. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, roads, houses, cars, buses, street lamps, street signs, advertisements, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of Digbeth, Birmingham. Between newer buildings, St. Martin's church and the Bull Ring can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, Bull Ring, roads, houses, cars, buses, street lamps, street signs, churches, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Dingley's Hotel, Moor Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Dingley's Hotel, Moor Street, built c.1745. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Doorway to 16 Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the doorway to 16 Whittall Street in the Gun Quarter, taken in 1960. | | |
| Druids Heath / Bells LaneDruids Heath / Bells Lane (part of Bells farm on the left) | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Bells Lane (viewpoint Near Bells Farm)Druids Heath Estate, Bells Lane (viewpoint Near Bells Farm) | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Bells Lane (viewpoint Near Bells Farm)Druids Heath Estate, Bells Lane (viewpoint Near Bells Farm) | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Drews Meadow CloseDruids Heath Estate, Drews Meadow Close | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Drews Meadow CloseDruids Heath Estate, Drews Meadow Close | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Manning Ford RoadDruids Heath Estate, Manningford Road (View towards Bells Lane and Eagle Croft to the right) | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, North of Bells LaneDruids Heath Estate, North of Bells Lane (viewpoint: Manningford Road) View of Easterton Croft with shops and flats | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, North of Bells LaneDruids Heath Estate, North of Bells Lane (viewpoint: Manningford Road) View of Eagle Croft towards Alcester Road | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, Pound RoadDruids Heath Estate, Pound Road | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, View towards Kings Norton ChurchDruids Heath Estate, View towards Kings Norton Church | | |
| Druids Heath Estate, View towards Kings Norton ChurchDruids Heath Estate, View towards Kings Norton Church (viewpoint Druids Lane) | | |
| Druids Heath, Bells Lane / Bells FarmDruids Heath, Bells Lane / Bells Farm (looking towards Kings Norton Church) Site of 2000 new Bryant Homes | | |
| Druids Heath, Stone Henge CroftDruids Heath, Stonehenge Croft | | |
| Druids Heath, Stone Henge CroftDruids Heath, Stone Henge Croft | | |
| Duddeston Flats etc.Duddeston Flats etc. From Garrison Lane | | |
| Duddeston Hall, Duddeston, BirminghamPhotograph of Duddeston Hall, in Duddeston, family home of Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), before building Aston Hall (1618-1635). | | |
| Duddeston Hyde Park CornerDuddeston Hyde Park Corner. New Flats and Condemned Property | | |
| Duddeston Near Loxton StreetDuddeston Near Loxton Street. New Maisonettes. Gas Works in the Distance | | |
| Duddeston New Flats and Loxton Street SchoolDuddeston New Flats and Loxton Street School (From Saltley Road) | | |
| Duddeston, Birmingham Great Brook StreetDuddeston, Birmingham Great Brook Street (Early 19th Century Housing) | | |
| Dudley Canal, California, BirminghamPhotograph of the Dudley Canal in the district of California, with view of the disused entrance to Lapal Tunnel (2.16 miles, 3795 yards). The photograph was taken in late 1953. | | |
| Easy Row, BirminghamPhotograph of Easy Row. The houses were begun in the 1760s. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Edgbaston Cannon Hill ParkEdgbaston Cannon Hill Park | | |
| Edgbaston Cannon Hill ParkEdgbaston Cannon Hill Park | | |
| Edgbaston Cannon Hill ParkEdgbaston Cannon Hill Park | | |
| Edgbaston Cannon Hill ParkEdgbaston Cannon Hill Park | | |
| Edgbaston Cannon Hill Park - River Rea - West of ParkEdgbaston Cannon Hill Park - River Rea - West of Park. Queens Ride to the left | | |
| Edgbaston Chad Valley - Hawthorne RoadEdgbaston Chad Valley - Hawthorne Road. Off Harborne Road (Opposite The White Swan Public House) | | |
| Edgbaston Greville LodgeEdgbaston Greville Lodge, Corner of Sir Harry's Road and Wellington Road (4 beds, 2 garages, £6250) | | |
| Edgbaston Greville LodgeEdgbaston Greville Lodge, Corner of Sir Harry's Road and Wellington Road (4 beds, 2 garages, £6250) | | |
| Edgbaston Greville LodgeEdgbaston Greville Lodge, Corner of Sir Harry's Road and Wellington Road (4 beds, 2 garages, GBP6250) | | |
| Edgbaston Midland Arts Centre for Young PeopleEdgbaston Midland Arts Centre for Young People, Foyle House, Cannon Hill Park | | |
| Edgbaston New Shopping AreaEdgbaston New Shopping Area in Wheeleys Road near Carpenter Road (Templefield Square) | | |
| Edgbaston ReservoirEdgbaston Reservoir (View Near Rotton Park Road Entrance) | | |
| Edgbaston ReservoirEdgbaston Reservoir. View towards Gillott Road and Selwyn Road (Constructed 1825-1829) | | |
| Edgbaston ReservoirEdgbaston Reservoir, St Augustines Church, Edgbaston (Viewpoint: End of the Dam near Midland Sailing Club, Icknield Port Road) | | |
| Edgbaston ReservoirEdgbaston Reservoir (View Near Rotton Park Road Entrance) GPO Tower to the right | | |
| Edgbaston Richmond Hill Road East sideEdgbaston Richmond Hill Road East side. Near Somerset Road Corner | | |
| Edgbaston Richmond Hill Road FlatsEdgbaston Richmond Hill Road Flats | | |
| Edgbaston Richmond Hill Road Opposite Harrison RoadEdgbaston Richmond Hill Road Opposite Harrison Road | | |
| Edgbaston Shopping Centre and Calthorpe House, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Edgbaston Shopping Centre and Calthorpe House (Five Ways), Hagley Road, Edgbaston, under construction on the site of Edgbaston High School, formerly Lyndon House. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 20 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, offices, shopping centres, construction sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Edgbaston Somerset RoadEdgbaston Somerset Road. Old cottages between Harrison Road and Richmond Hill Road | | |
| Edgbaston Somerset RoadEdgbaston Somerset Road. Old cottages between Harrison Road and Richmond Hill Road | | |
| Edgbaston St, Edmund BrosEdgbaston St, Edmund Bros Fruit and Veg Ltd, English and Imported Fruit, unloading Irish apples from Co Arnargh and Co Derry) A conveyor belt takes the fruit in to the store | | |
| Edgbaston Wellington RoadEdgbaston Wellington Road | | |
| Edgbaston Wellington Road (No.67 and 67a)Edgbaston Wellington Road (No.67 and 67a) | | |
| Edmund Street, Paradise Circus area, BirminghamPhotograph of Edmund Street, Paradise Circus area, showing the Birmingham reference library and the Town Hall. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, libraries, town hall, construction sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Edmund Street, Paradise Circus area, former University site, BirminghamPhotograph of Edmund Street, Paradise Circus area, former University site and new library area, taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 10 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, construction sites, libraries, universities, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Edward StreetEdward St. Back-to-backs and Court | | |
| Eighteenth century-early nineteenth century suburb (Colmore Estate etc.), BirminghamPhotograph of Colmore Estate, etc., an eighteenth century-early nineteenth century suburb. To the left is St. Paul's Church (1777-79), and to the right are the flats in the ""Crescent"", c.1790, overlooking canal sandpits (Dudley Road) and G.P.O. Tower (1966). The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, flats, churches, roads, offices, Late eighteenth/early nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Electric Avenue, Witton, BirminghamPhotograph of G.E.C., in Electric Avenue, Witton, established in 1902 (heavy electrical engineering). In 1964 the firm employed c. 9000 people. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Witton, industries, streets, roads, lorries, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Ellen Street, Hockley, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Ellen Street and Prescott Street in Hockley, a future development area, showing back-to-back houses built c. 1870s. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Hockley, houses, street lamps, cars, back-to-back houses, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Entrance to No. 12, Easy Row, BirminghamPhotograph of the entrance to number 12, Easy Row, a Georgian house. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Entrance to a Georgian house, Easy Row, BirminghamPhotograph of the entrance to a Georgian house, Easy Row. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Estria Road - Wheeleys Road new development, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Estria Road - Wheeley's Road new development of c.1963, Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Excavations, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the excavations in sandstone bedrock for the extension to the University of Birmingham Arts block, by the former Ring Road of the campus in Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in mid 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 July 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, construction sites, ladders, universities, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Five Ways House, Five Ways, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Five Ways House, Islington Road, Five Ways, from Bath Row. Built in 1956/57, it housed c. 1000 employees in offices of various Ministries (Technology, Health, Home and Local Government, Department of Employment, Production, Board of Trade, Department of Education and Science), as well ... [ more ] Photograph of Five Ways House, Islington Road, Five Ways, from Bath Row. Built in 1956/57, it housed c. 1000 employees in offices of various Ministries (Technology, Health, Home and Local Government, Department of Employment, Production, Board of Trade, Department of Education and Science), as well as West Midlands Regional Offices (Ministry of Public Buildings and Works Headquarter). | | |
| Five Ways, EdgbastonFive Ways, Edgbaston (258-259 Ladywood Road. Wardells Garage - Former Dairy) | | |
| Five Ways, EdgbastonFive Ways, Edgbaston (258-259 Ladywood Road. Wardells Garage - Former Dairy) | | |
| Five Ways, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Calthorpe Road (on the left) and Harborne Road (on the right) at Five Ways, Edgbaston, taken in late 1968. The building on the very left is Donne House, built in 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 20 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Five Ways, houses, bus stops, clocks, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Five Ways, Edgbaston, Birmingham- 2nd imagePhotograph of the corner between Calthorpe Road (on the left) and Harborne Road (on the right) at Five Ways, Edgbaston, taken in late 1968. The building at the very left is Donne House, built in 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 20 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Five Ways, houses, bus stops, clocks, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Five Ways, Edgbaston, Birmingham- 3rd imagePhotograph of the house between Calthorpe Road and Harborne Road at Five Ways, Edgbaston. | | |
| Floodgate Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of Floodgate Street in Central Birmingham showing the workshop of H.G. Meadows, gold beater, taken in 1960. | | |
| Forge Mill Farm, West Bromwich, West MidlandsPhotograph of Forge Mill Farm, West Bromwich, in the Tame Valley. The forge dates back to 1549. The farm was a poultry and cattle farm. The photograph was taken in late 1965. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 16 October 1965 Keywords : West Midlands, West Bromwich, Tame Valley, Forge Mill Farm, houses, vans, farms, horse-boxes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Forge Mill, Tame Valley mills, West Bromwich, West MidlandsPhotograph of the site of the mill-wheel at Forge Mill, West Bromwich, Tame Valley. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 April 1967 Keywords : West Midlands, West Bromwich, mills, industries, ditches, mill-wheels, waterwheels, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Forge Mill, Tame Valley mills, West Bromwich, West Midlands - 2nd imagePhotograph of the site of the mill-wheel at Forge Mill, West Bromwich, Tame Valley. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 April 1967 Keywords : West Midlands, West Bromwich, mills, industries, ditches, mill-wheels, waterwheels, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Fort Dunlop, Bromford, BirminghamPhotograph of Fort Dunlop in Bromford, from the corner between Sandown Road and Chillinghome Road. The company moved to ""The Fort"" in 1916. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Frankley Green, near BirminghamPhotograph of Frankley Green, near Birmingham, during the wheat harvest. The photograph was taken in September 1953. | | |
| Frankley Green, near Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of farmers carting the corn in Frankley Green, near Birmingham, during the wheat harvest. The photograph was taken in September 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1953 Keywords : Frankley Green, harvests, fields, wheat, carts, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Frankley Green, near Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of farmers carting the corn in Frankley Green, near Birmingham, during the wheat harvest. The photograph was taken in September 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1953 Keywords : Frankley Green, harvests, fields, wheat, carts, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Frederick Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Frederick Road, Edgbaston, taken in mid 1953. | | |
| Furnace Lane, Hockley/Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of the curving wall on the footpath called Furnace Lane, leading to Aston Furnace on Hockley Brook. Furnace Lane led to the former site of the Aston Furnace of 1615. The viewpoint is Porchester Street. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, Hockley, streets, paths, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Furnace Lane, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of Furnace Lane, in Newtown, between Clifford Street and Serrard Street, leading to Aston Furnace on Hockley Brook (Porchester Street). Furnace Lane led to the former site of the Aston Furnace of 1615. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Furnace Lane, Newtown/Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of Furnace Lane, from Clifford Street towards Gerrard Street (north). Furnace Lane led to the former site of the Aston Furnace of 1615. The houses date c. 1870. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, Aston, streets, paths, houses, advertisements, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Furnace Lane, Newtown/Aston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Furnace Lane, north of Gerrard Street and south of Gower Street. The gap in the buildings continues its line leading out of Hockley Brook Valley. Furnace Lane led to the former site of the Aston Furnace of 1615. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, Aston, streets, paths, houses, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| G.E.C. entrance, Electric Avenue, from Dulverton Road, Witton, BirminghamPhotograph of the entrance to G.E.C. (heavy electrical engineering), taken from Dulverton Road. G.E.C. was established in 1902 and employed 9000 in c.1964. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| G.E.C. works and car park, Electric Avenue, from Tame Road, Witton, BirminghamPhotograph of G.E.C. works (heavy electrical engineering) and car park. G.E.C was established in 1902, and employing 9000 in c.1964. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| G.E.C., Electric Avenue, Witton, BirminghamPhotograph of G.E.C. (heavy electrical engineering) established in 1902, and employing 9000 in c.1964. Dulverton Road factories (Wolseley Engineering) can be seen on the right, as can the bus stops for the workers. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| G.E.C., Electric Avenue, Witton, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of G.E.C. (heavy electrical engineering) established in 1902, and employing 9000 in c.1964. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Gas Street Basin, Towards Broad StreetGas Street Basin, Towards Broad Street | | |
| | Gas Street Boat Show | Gas Street CanalGas Street Canal (Long Boat ""Danube"") | | |
| Gas Street CanalGas Street Canal (Long Boat ""Danube"") | | |
| Gaumont cinema, Colmore Circus, BirminghamPhotograph of Gaumont cinema in Colmore Circus, Birmingham. | | |
| General view from south-west, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of Weoley Castle, Northfield, south-west view, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath, BirminghamPhotograph of Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath, taken in 1953. | | |
| Grant Street, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Grant Street, near Great Colmore Road, showing new flats in redevelopment area. The photograph was taken in early 1957. | | |
| Great Brook Street, Duddeston, BirminghamPhotograph of Great Brook Street in Duddeston. The buildings were part of a planned development of the Ashted Estate, begun c. 1788 as a desirable ""healthful"" residential district. Until 1789 this was the estate of Dr Ash. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | | |
| Great Charles St, Inner Ring Rd WorksGreat Charles St, Inner Ring Rd Works view from Ludgate Hill | | |
| Great Charles Street, BirminghamPhotograph of houses on Great Charles Street taken in 1960. | | |
| Great Charles Street, inner ring road tunnel works, BirminghamPhotograph of the inner ring road tunnel works on Great Charles Street, taken in 1968. | | |
| Great Colmore Street, BirminghamPhotograph of houses on Great Colmore Street. The houses were built post-1825. The photograph was taken in 1953. | | |
| Great Hall, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the Great Hall at Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield taken in 1953. The Inn was originally a medieval 'Hall' house, while the village Pound (or pinfold) was where stray animals were tethered. | | |
| Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield taken in 1953. The Inn was originally a medieval 'Hall' house, while the village Pound (or pinfold) was where stray animals were tethered. | | |
| Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the Great Stone Inn and Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield taken in 1953. The Inn was originally a medieval 'Hall' house, while the village Pound (or pinfold) was where stray animals were tethered. | | |
| Gun Quarter (In decay)Gun Quarter (In decay). Stewarts and Lloyds Offices (Snow Hill. Construction across Weanan Street) View point: Whittall Street, Opposite St. Mary's Row. | | |
| Gun Quarter (In decay)Gun Quarter (In decay). Stewarts and Lloyds Offices (Snow Hill. Construction across Weanan Street) View point: Whittall Street, Opposite St. Mary's Row. | | |
| Gun Quarter (In decay)Gun Quarter (In decay). Stewarts and Lloyds Offices (Snow Hill. Construction across Weanan Street) View point: Whittall Street, Opposite St. Mary's Row. | | |
| Gun Quarter (In decay)Gun Quarter (In decay). No.16 Whittall Street | | |
| Gun Quarter (In decay)Gun Quarter (In decay). 16-18 Whittall Street. Backs of premises - Thomas Wild Gunworks. | | |
| Gun Quarter Bath StreetGun Quarter Bath Street. Gunmakers Arms Public House | | |
| Gun Quarter Bath StreetGun Quarter Bath Street. St Mary's School rebuilt 1845. (Gunworks in 1960) | | |
| Gun Quarter Bath Street, Shadwell Street CornerGun Quarter Bath Street, Shadwell Street Corner. W. Palmer Jones Guns Ltd. By St. Chads Roman Catholic Cathedral | | |
| Gun Quarter Bath Street, St. Mary's Parochial Schools (Rebuilt 1845)Gun Quarter Bath Street, St. Mary's Parochial Schools (Rebuilt 1845). Later Alfred J Parker - Manufacturer of guns, rifles and accessories | | |
| Gun Quarter Price Street, Off Loveday StreetGun Quarter Price Street, Off Loveday Street. Workshops behind The Partridge Works | | |
| Gun Quarter Price Street, Off Loveday StreetGun Quarter Price Street, Off Loveday Street. Backyard works behind Lightwood and Sons Ltd (Partridge Works, Engineers and Gun Accessory Makers) | | |
| Gun Quarter Whittall StreetGun Quarter Whittall Street. Midland Gun Company (Site of Church Hall 1865) | | |
| Gun Quarter, 16 Whittall StreetGun Quarter, 16 Whittall Street | | |
| Gun Quarter, Andertons Yard, Whittall Street (Derelict)Gun Quarter, Andertons Yard, Whittall Street (Derelict) | | |
| Gun Quarter, Gun Smith's Workshop behind St. Mary's RowGun Quarter, Gun Smith's Workshop behind St. Mary's Row | | |
| Gun Quarter, St. Mary's Row. Corner of Whittall StreetGun Quarter, St. Mary's Row. Corner of Whittall Street | | |
| Gun Quarter, St. Mary's Row. Inner Yard and Gun Smith's WorkshopsGun Quarter, St. Mary's Row. Inner Yard and Gun Smith's Workshops | | |
| Gun Quarter, Workshop in Outer Yard Behind St. Mary's RowGun Quarter, Workshop in Outer Yard Behind St. Mary's Row | | |
| Gun Quarter. Thomas Wyld Gunworks, 1st Floor, No.16 Whittall StreetGun Quarter. Thomas Wyld Gunworks, 1st Floor, No.16 Whittall Street | | |
| Gun Quarter. Thomas Wyld Gunworks, 1st Floor, No.16 Whittall StreetGun Quarter. Thomas Wyld Gunworks, 1st Floor, No.16 Whittall Street | | |
| Gunsmith's workshop behind nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of a gunsmith's workshop behind 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, guns, arms, workshops, gunsmiths, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hagley House, 173-185 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Hagley House, 173-185 Hagley Road (north side), Edgbaston, near Highfield Road, taken in 1968. Hagley House is 16 storeys high. | | |
| Hagley House, 173-185 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Hagley House, 173-185 Hagley Road (north side), Edgbaston, near Highfield Road, taken in 1968. Hagley House is 16 storeys high. | | |
| Hampton Street, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of a court in Hampton Street, near St. George's Church. The front houses have been demolished. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | | |
| Hampton Street, Newtown, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of a court in Hampton Street, near St. George's Church. The front houses have been demolished. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, houses, cars, vans, street lamps, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Handsworth - Children outside Corner Shop. Thornhill Road / Holly Road CornerHandsworth - Children outside Corner Shop. Thornhill Road / Holly Road Corner (Opposite Handsworth Park) | | |
| Handsworth - Playing Cards in Handsworth ParkHandsworth - Playing Cards in Handsworth Park, Near Grove Lane | | |
| Handsworth - Thornhill Road / Holly Road CornerHandsworth - Thornhill Road / Holly Road Corner (Opposite Handsworth Park) | | |
| Handsworth - Thornhill Road / Holly Road CornerHandsworth - Thornhill Road / Holly Road Corner (Opposite Handsworth Park) | | |
| Handsworth College of ArtHandsworth College of Art, Former Urban District Council Houses 1878-9, Soho Road | | |
| Handsworth College of ArtHandsworth College of Art (Former Urban Council Offices) Soho Road, 1878-9 | | |
| Handsworth Factory Road (Hockley Brook Valley)Handsworth Factory Road (Hockley Brook Valley) To the right, approximate site of Boulton's Factory, 18th Century, demolished 1862/3 | | |
| Handsworth Firestation and Technical CollegeHandsworth Firestation and Technical College, Golds Hill Road | | |
| Handsworth Grammar SchoolHandsworth Grammar School, Grove Lane (Opened 1862) | | |
| Handsworth Heathfield Park DriveHandsworth Heathfield Park Drive (Formerly the site of James Watt's House - demolished c.1860) | | |
| Handsworth Hockley Soho Hill, Adie Brothers LtdHandsworth Hockley Soho Hill, Adie Brothers Ltd - Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Electroplate Manufacturers | | |
| Handsworth House on Holly Road / York Road CornerHandsworth House on Holly Road / York Road Corner | | |
| Handsworth Hunters RoadHandsworth Hunters Road. St Mary's Convent to the left (Built 1840/41) View South towards Soho Road | | |
| Handsworth King Edwards Girls Grammar SchoolHandsworth King Edwards Girls Grammar School, Rose Hill Road c.1911 | | |
| Handsworth King Edwards Girls Grammar SchoolHandsworth King Edwards Girls Grammar School, Rose Hill Road c.1911 | | |
| Handsworth Large Villa Residences, Church LaneHandsworth Large Villa Residences, Church Lane, Numbers 115-119 (Late 19th Century) | | |
| Handsworth Library / College of ArtHandsworth Library / College of Art. Formerly District Council Offices 1878-9. Soho Road, Stafford Road Corner | | |
| Handsworth Market, Soho RoadHandsworth Market, Soho Road | | |
| Handsworth Market, Soho RoadHandsworth Market, Soho Road | | |
| | Handsworth Park | | Handsworth Park | Handsworth Park PoolHandsworth Park Pool, St Marys Church, Hampstead Road | | |
| Handsworth Park, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of Sikh men playing cards in Handsworth Park on a Friday, near Grove Lane. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Handsworth Public Baths, Grove LaneHandsworth Public Baths, Grove Lane (Adjoining Park, Hinstock Road Corner) | | |
| Handsworth School Clinic, Soho HillHandsworth School Clinic, Soho Hill Opposite Park Hill | | |
| Handsworth Slack Lane Handsworth Slack Lane from College Road to Oxhill Road - Old Cruc House (Old Town Hall 15th Century) | | |
| | Handsworth Slack Lane | Handsworth Slack Lane / College RoadHandsworth Slack Lane / College Road. Old Houses to the right c.15th Century | | |
| Handsworth Soho HillHandsworth Soho Hill, Dennison Watch Case and Birmingham Tool and Gauge / Birmingham Associated Chain | | |
| Handsworth Soho HillHandsworth Soho Hill, Dennison Watch Case and Birmingham Tool and Gauge / Birmingham Associated Chain | | |
| Handsworth Soho Road / Thornhill Road CornerHandsworth Soho Road / Thornhill Road Corner | | |
| Handsworth Soho Road, Boulton Road CornerHandsworth Soho Road, Boulton Road Corner | | |
| Handsworth Soho Road, Boulton Road CornerHandsworth Soho Road, Boulton Road Corner | | |
| Handsworth Soho Road, Grove Lane CornerHandsworth Soho Road, Grove Lane Corner | | |
| Handsworth Soho Road, Opposite the College of ArtHandsworth Soho Road, Opposite the College of Art | | |
| Handsworth St Mary's ChurchHandsworth St Mary's Church, Hampstead Road (Church Hill established pre-1200) | | |
| Handsworth Technical CollegeHandsworth Technical College - entrance on Golds Hill Road | | |
| Handsworth Tunnel-back HousesHandsworth Tunnel-back Houses on Holly Road, Adjoining Handsworth Park | | |
| Handsworth Villa RoadHandsworth Villa Road - Villa Cross at top, Heathfield Road (Left), Lozells Road (Right) | | |
| Handsworth, Old House on Slack LaneHandsworth, Old House on Slack Lane. College Road off Oxhill Road (Near the Grove) | | |
| Harborne - Bournbrook Bridge (Harborne Park Road)Harborne - Bournbrook Bridge (Harborne Park Road) | | |
| Harborne - Corner of Vivian RoadHarborne - Corner of Vivian Road. Greenfield Road to the right | | |
| Harborne - St Peter's Church and Bell InnHarborne - St Peter's Church and Bell Inn | | |
| Harborne 19th Century HousingHarborne 19th Century Housing (c.1880's) in Gordon Road. Part of Chad Valley Works (Rose Road) | | |
| Harborne 34 Greenfield RoadHarborne 34 Greenfield Road | | |
| Harborne 349 - 353 High StreetHarborne 349 - 353 High Street | | |
| Harborne Bishop of Birmingham's HouseHarborne Bishop of Birmingham's House, Bishop's Croft, Old Church Road (Late 18th Century) | | |
| Harborne Bishops CroftHarborne Bishops Croft (Harborne House, Old Church Road) | | |
| Harborne Bishops Croft (Harborne House)Harborne Bishops Croft (Harborne House) | | |
| Harborne Camomile Green Harborne Camomile Green Old Cottage. Tennal Road (Left), Queens Park Road (Right) | | |
| Harborne Camomile Green Old CottageHarborne Camomile Green Old Cottage, in Queens Park Road (Nr Tennal Road) | | |
| Harborne Chad Valley Works, Rose RoadHarborne Chad Valley Works, Rose Road | | |
| Harborne Church 'Nucleus' From nr Gravel BankHarborne Church 'Nucleus' From nr Gravel Bank, Northfield Road | | |
| Harborne Field House, 110 Harborne Park RoadHarborne Field House, 110 Harborne Park Road, Corner of St Mary's Road | | |
| Harborne Field House, 110 Harborne Park RoadHarborne Field House, 110 Harborne Park Road | | |
| Harborne Golden Cross Public HouseHarborne Golden Cross Public House, Corner of Metchley Lane | | |
| Harborne Golf CourseHarborne Golf Course (view from St. Peter's Church Yard) | | |
| Harborne Grays Road (Fish Lane)Harborne Grays Road (Fish Lane) Approximate site of Fish Inn | | |
| Harborne Grays Road, Houses adjoining site of Fish InnHarborne Grays Road, Houses adjoining site of Fish Inn (houses dated 1879). Arnitt Place with Arnitt Terrace at rear (entrance to terrace only) | | |
| Harborne Greenfield RoadHarborne Greenfield Road, No. 88-100 | | |
| Harborne Greenfield RoadHarborne Greenfield Road, No. 86-88 | | |
| Harborne Greenfield TerraceHarborne Greenfield Terrace in Greenfield Road (Opposite Margaret Road) | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street, Terrace between Ravenhurst Road (Left) and Station Road | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street. View towards the Junction Public House (Old houses converted to shops) | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street. Harborne Terrace (Right) Wheatcrofts No.350 | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street - Corner of Serpentine Road | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street. Terrace demolished 1962 (View towards Baptist Church) | | |
| | Harborne High Street | Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street - View Towards War Lane | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne, No 277 and 275 High Street | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street, A. Bootherstone Butchers (Established 1844) Farm Buildings at rear | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street, R. Bayliss Landscape Gardener and A. Bootherstone Butchers | | |
| Harborne High StreetHarborne High Street, The Green Man | | |
| Harborne Hillyfields EstateHarborne Hillyfields Estate, Ferncliffe Road | | |
| Harborne Hillyfields EstateHarborne Hillyfields Estate, Ferncliffe Road | | |
| Harborne Home Farm by Golf CourseHarborne Home Farm by Golf Course | | |
| Harborne Lordswood RoadHarborne Lordswood Road, Old and New, near Kings Head | | |
| Harborne Lordswood RoadHarborne Lordswood Road, Old and New | | |
| Harborne Margaret RoadHarborne Margaret Road, No's 8-16 | | |
| | Harborne Metchley Abbey | Harborne Metchley Grange Estate FlatsHarborne Metchley Grange Estate Flats (Trees in Metchley Lane) | | |
| Harborne Metchley Grange Municipal EstateHarborne Metchley Grange Municipal Estate, Cross Farm and Pool | | |
| Harborne Metchley Grange Municipal EstateHarborne Metchley Grange Municipal Estate, Bantock Walk | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane. Prefabs (Right) Metchley Grange Flats ahead | | |
| | Harborne Metchley Lane | | Harborne Metchley Lane | Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane / Cross Farm Rd Metchley Grange Flats | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne, Metchley Lane, Cottage Terrace | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, Adjoining houses demolished May 1962 | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, Parish Building | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane. Peartree Cottages | | |
| | Harborne Metchley Lane | Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, Numbers 44, 46, 48 | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, Numbers 20-26 opposite The Sportsman Public House | | |
| Harborne Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, No.30, Opposite the Sportsman Public House | | |
| Harborne Metchley Lane PrefabsHarborne Metchley Lane Prefabs | | |
| Harborne Metchley Lane, Old Cottages by GarageHarborne Metchley Lane, Old Cottages by Garage (Metchley Cottages 1880) | | |
| Harborne New Housing EstateHarborne New Housing Estate, adjoining Welsh House Farm | | |
| Harborne No 348 High StreetHarborne No 348 High Street, Geo Boyes Butcher | | |
| Harborne North Road and Grange RoadHarborne North Road and Grange Road, formerly Fish Lane (site of the Fish Inn) | | |
| Harborne Old CottagesHarborne Old Cottages, Corner of St. Peter's Road and Old Church Road (Houses on this site since 1790) | | |
| Harborne Park Hill road at corner of Gordon RoadHarborne Park Hill road at corner of Gordon Road (19th Century Housing) Harborne tenants estate beyond Railway Bridge | | |
| Harborne Police StationHarborne Police Station, High Street (Left), Greenfield Road (Right) | | |
| Harborne Quinton RoadHarborne Quinton Road, from Hillyfields Public House | | |
| Harborne Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Harborne Road, Edgbaston, taken in 1954. | | |
| Harborne Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Harborne Road, Edgbaston, taken in 1954. | | |
| Harborne St Peter's RoadHarborne St Peter's Road (once a post office), New flats under construction at rear (£4,650 each) | | |
| Harborne St Peter's SchoolHarborne St Peter's School | | |
| Harborne St Peters RoadHarborne St Peters Road, No.8, (Once a Post Office) New Flats under construction to the rear | | |
| Harborne St. Peter's SchoolHarborne St. Peter's School | | |
| Harborne Stapylton AvenueHarborne Stapylton Avenue, off St Peter's Road | | |
| Harborne Tenants Association, Moor PoolHarborne Tenants Association, Moor Pool | | |
| | Harborne Vicarage Road | Harborne Wee Kin WorksHarborne Wee Kin Works, Park Hall Road. Opened by Chad Valley Works 1954 | | |
| Harborne, Albert RdHarborne, 37 and 39 Albert Rd | | |
| Harborne, Bourn BrookHarborne, Bourn Brook view from Reservoir Road (N) | | |
| Harborne, Carless AvenueHarborne, Tenants Association 'The Square' - Carless Avenue | | |
| Harborne, Harborne LaneHarborne, Harborne Lane from Bourn Brook bridge | | |
| Harborne, Harborne Rd/Nursery RdHarborne, Harborne Rd/Nursery Rd (In Edgbaston adjoining Harborne Heath) | | |
| Harborne, Hillyfields EstateHarborne, Hillyfields Estate - Kelfield Avenue | | |
| Harborne, Lordswood RdHarborne, Lordswood Rd/High St Corner (Houses on corner built 1790) | | |
| Harborne, Lordswood RdHarborne, Lordswood Rd - Old Cottages opposite the Old House at Home - Demolished 1962 | | |
| Harborne, Lordswood RdHarborne, Lordswood Rd - No's 172, 174, 176 opposite the Old House at Home - Demolished 1962 | | |
| Harborne, Lordswood RdHarborne, Lordswood Rd/High St Corner (Houses on corner built 1790) | | |
| Harborne, Metchley Grange EstateHarborne, Metchley Grange Estate, Cross Farm Rd and Flats | | |
| Harborne, Metchley Grange EstateHarborne, Metchley Grange Estate, View from Metchley Drive | | |
| Harborne, Metchley LaneHarborne Metchley Lane, Metchley Grange Flats | | |
| Harborne, No's 3 and 5 Abbey RoadHarborne, No's 3 and 5 Abbey Road | | |
| Harborne, No. 8 St Peter's RoadHarborne, No. 8 St Peter's Road (once a post office). New flats under construction to the rear | | |
| Harborne, No.17 Abbey RoadHarborne, No.17 Abbey Road | | |
| Harborne, Old Church AvenueHarborne, Old Church Avenue | | |
| Harborne, St Peter's RdHarborne, No 8 St Peter's Rd - New flats under construction behind | | |
| Harborne, St Peter's RdHarborne - The Malt House, No 12 St Peter's Rd | | |
| Harborne, St Peter's RdHarborne, No 30 St Peter's Rd, the corner of Victoria Rd | | |
| Harborne, St Peter's RdHarborne, St Peter's Rd, Elmley Lodge | | |
| Harborne, Tenants Estate off Carless AvenueHarborne, Tenants Estate off Carless Avenue | | |
| Harborne, The GroveHarborne, The Grove - Home of the late W.Byng Kenrick | | |
| Harborne, Vivian RdHarborne, Vivian Rd from the Harborne Park Rd end | | |
| Harborne, Vivian RdHarborne, Vivian Rd, St John's Church | | |
| Harborne, Vivian RdHarborne, Vivian Rd, Spring Cottages, 41-49 | | |
| Harborne, Welsh House FarmHarborne, Welsh House Farm | | |
| High Street to Camp Hill flyover, Bordesley, BirminghamPhotograph of the flyover from High Street to Camp Hill, in Bordesley. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Bordesley, flyovers, overpasses, streets, roads, cars, advertisements, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| High Street, Bull Street, corner of Dale End, BirminghamPhotograph of the High Street, Bull Street and the corner of Dale End, taken in 1960. | | |
| Hockley Brook, Salford, BirminghamPhotograph of Hockley Brook (on the left) in Salford, Tame Valley. The Tame, in the foreground, flows from the right to the left from under the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, built in 1783/90. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Salford, rivers, canals, bridges, industries, chimneys, Eighteenth-nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hockley Hunters RoadHockley Hunters Road. Herbert Samuels Jewellery Works | | |
| Hockley Soho Hill, Sydney Griffith LtdHockley Soho Hill, Sydney Griffith Ltd - Gilt Jewellery, Novelties, Studs, Links. Soho Hill Stud Works | | |
| Hockley flyover, Icknield Street/Hunters Road, BirminghamPhotograph of the Hockley flyover, at the intersection of Icknield Street and Hunters Road. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 February 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Hockley, flyovers, overpasses, streets, roads, buses, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hockley flyover, Icknield Street/Hunters Road, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Hockley flyover, at the intersection of Icknield Street and Hunters Road, view north. In the background, the spire of St. Michael's church, built in 1868 (the church was built in 1855). The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Hockley, flyovers, overpasses, streets, roads, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hockley flyover, Soho Road, BirminghamPhotograph of the Hockley flyover in Soho Road, at Hockley Brook, view south from the corner of Naden Road. In the background, the G.P.O. tower. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Hockley, flyovers, overpasses, streets, roads, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hockley, Hockley HillHockley, Hockley Hill - C H Collins and Sons Ltd Jewellers | | |
| Holloway CircusHolloway Circus (Suffolk St / John Bright St), GP Tower under construction in the distance. | | |
| Holloway Circus, Horsefair MosaicHolloway Circus, Horsefair Mosaic | | |
| Holloway Circus, Horsefair MosaicHolloway Circus, Horsefair Mosaic | | |
| Holloway Circus, Horsefair MosaicHolloway Circus, Horsefair Mosaic | | |
| Holloway Circus, Smallbrook, BirminghamPhotograph of Holloway Circus, in Smallbrook, the old way to Edgbaston. The Albany Hotel is shown. The photograph was taken in early 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 January 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Smallbrook, cars, streets, roads, street lamps, Bull Ring, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Holloway HeadHolloway Head towards Smallbrook Ringway | | |
| Holy Trinity Church, Camp Hill, Bordesley, BirminghamPhotograph of Holy Trinity Church, Camp Hill, Bordesley, taken in 1954. The church was consecrated in 1823 and designed by Francis Goodwin. | | |
| House in Moseley Road, Highgate, BirminghamPhotograph of a house in Moseley Road, Highgate. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| Howard Street, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of a court and the backs of houses in Howard Street/Hampton Street, near St. George's Church and Hockley. The housing dates back to c. 1820-1840. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, houses, children, demolition sites, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Hylton Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Hylton Street, off Vyse Street, in the Jewellery Quarter (east side). Three lane parking. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | | |
| Hylton Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Hylton Street, off Vyse Street, in the Jewellery Quarter (west side). Three lane parking. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | | |
| Icknield Port Wharf, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of Icknield Port Wharf, in Icknield Port Road, Ladywood, from the viewpoint of Rotton Park, Reservoir Dam. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| | In the footsteps of Phyllis...: The Birmingham Photographic Grid Project 2017 | Industrial area, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of the industrial area around Icknield Port Road, Ladywood, from Rotton Park, Reservoir Dam, showing an old outlet channel. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Industries along Birmingham Canal, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of industries along Birmingham Canal, in Ladywood, in particular Bellis and Morcom Works, in Icknield Square. The viewpoint is the railway bridge, Monument Road, view north west. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| | Inner Ring Rd Work | Inner ring housing, Princip Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of 'improved' back-to-back housing (i.e. with the front of the court removed for better ventilation), known locally as ""Nettlefold Courts"" after the chair of the Housing Committee, in Princip Street, off Loveday Street, adjoining the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, back-to-back houses, rubbish bins, dustbins, fashion, clothes, children, Nettlefold, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Inner yard and gunsmiths' workshops, behind 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the inner yard and gunsmiths' workshops behind numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Inner yard and view of 1st yard between nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the inner yard and view of the 1st yard between nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, showing gunsmiths' workshops. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Jamaica RowJamaica Row, St Martin's Lane (street traders formerly in the Bull Ring) | | |
| Jamaica Row, Wholesale Fish MarketJamaica Row, Wholesale Fish Market (built as Smithfield) - Jamaica Row/Moat Row Corner | | |
| Jewellery Quarter Vyse StreetJewellery Quarter Vyse Street, Warstone Lane Clock | | |
| King Edward VI Grammar School, Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of King Edward VI Grammar School, Edgbaston Park Road, taken in 1968. | | |
| King Edward VI Grammar School, Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of King Edward VI Grammar School, as seen from the Bristol Road, taken in 1968. | | |
| King Edward VII statue, Highgate Park, Moseley Road, Highgate, BirminghamPhotograph of a bronze statue of King Edward VII, made in 1913, in Highgate Park, Moseley Road, Highgate, which formerly stood in Victoria Square. The park, former waste land, was opened in 1876. The photograph was taken in 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 26 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Balsall Heath, Highgate, statues, Edward VII, parks, houses, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Kings Norton Green and ShopsKings Norton Green and Shops | | |
| Kings Norton Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane (Early 17th Century)Kings Norton Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane (Early 17th Century) | | |
| Kings Norton Oddingley RoadKings Norton Oddingley Road | | |
| Kings Norton Park, Church in backgroundKings Norton Park, Church in background | | |
| | Kings Norton The Green | | Kings Norton The Green | Kings Norton Wychall Lane, Corner of Popes LaneKings Norton Wychall Lane, Corner of Popes Lane | | |
| Kings Norton, Children at The MopKings Norton, Children at The Mop | | |
| Kings Norton, Opening of The Mop 1963Kings Norton, Opening of The Mop 1963. Mr E. M Klayson, Chairman (Birmingham Post and Mail) | | |
| Kings Norton, Saracens Head, adjoining Parish ChurchKings Norton, Saracens Head, adjoining Parish Church | | |
| | Kings Norton, The Mop | | Kings Norton, The Mop | | Kings Norton, The Mop | | Kings Norton, The Mop | | Kings Norton, The Mop | Kings Norton, The MopKings Norton, The Mop, the Green | | |
| Kings Norton, The MopKings Norton, The Mop, the Green | | |
| | Kings Norton, The Mop | | Kings Norton, The Mop | Kings Norton, The Mop, Baby ShowKings Norton, The Mop, Baby Show | | |
| Kings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig RoastingKings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig Roasting | | |
| Kings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig RoastingKings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig Roasting | | |
| Kings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig RoastingKings Norton, The Mop, Ox and Pig Roasting | | |
| Kings Norton, The Mop, the GreenKings Norton, The Mop, the Green | | |
| Kingston RowKingston Row old house c. Early 19th Century | | |
| Kingston RowKingston Row, Edward Street off King Edwards Road | | |
| Kingston Row, BirminghamPhotograph of Kingston Row showing houses built during the early ninetenth century, taken in 1967. | | |
| Kirby Beard's Ravenhurst Works in Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of Kirby Beard's Ravenhurst Works (manufacturers of pins and needles) in Bradford Street. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 26 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, roads, streets, street lamps, buses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Kitchen, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the kitchen of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Kitchen, Weoley Castle, Northfield, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the kitchen of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Ladywood Industrial AreaLadywood Industrial area around Icknfield Port Rd from Rotton Park Reservoir Dam | | |
| Ladywood Industrial AreaLadywood Industrial area, Cope St (L) Steward St (Eyre St behind) - Factory on the corner is Britachrome | | |
| Ladywood IndustryLadywood, Industry along the Canal, Bellis and Morcom Works (L), (Icknield Square) | | |
| Ladywood Industry, Rotton Park StLadywood Industry, Rotton Park St off Icknield Port Rd, Bellis and Morcom (L) Johnson Paints ® - canal behind view point | | |
| Ladywood RedevelopmentLadywood redevelopment, factory units on the left and modern maisonettes on the right | | |
| Ladywood RedevelopmentLadywood redevelopment between St Vincent St (railway bridge) and Monument Rd - St Matks Church to the rear | | |
| Ladywood Redevelopment areaLadywood redevelopment area - Demolition of 19th century houses with back courts. Rann st (View point corner of Gilby Rd/Rann St) | | |
| Ladywood old and new terracesLadywood old and new terraces - Osler St / Icknield Port Rd. View point from Rotton Park Reservoir Dam | | |
| Ladywood redevelopmentLadywood redevelopment, maisonettes in Browning St | | |
| Ladywood redevelopmentLadywood redevelopment, maisonettes, Browning St | | |
| Ladywood redevelopment area and industrial district, BirminghamPhotograph of the Ladywood redevelopment area and industrial district, showing Browning Street maisonettes. The photograph was taken in 1957. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, redevelopment area, factories, flats, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Ladywood redevelopment area and industrial district, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Ladywood redevelopment area and industrial district, showing Browning Street maisonettes. The photograph was taken in 1957. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, redevelopment area, factories, flats, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Ladywood, Anderton St - Alexandra StLadywood, Anderton St - Alexandra St at the end of Monument Rd, King Edwards Corner | | |
| Ladywood, Brooklands in rearLadywood, Brooklands in rear. Monument Rd from Shakespeare Rd (near Rey bridge) | | |
| Ladywood, Gilby RdLadywood, Gilby Rd, Lincoln Tower new flats in Ladywood redevelopment area. View towards Morville St (L) and Ruston St (beyond Gilby Rd) | | |
| Ladywood, House at entrance to Rotton Park Reservoir Ladywood, House at entrance to Rotton Park Reservoir (Reservoir Rd) built c.1825 | | |
| Ladywood, Icknield Port WharfLadywood, Icknield Port Wharf, Icknoeld Port Rd (View point - Rotton Park Rd Reservoir Dan) | | |
| Ladywood, Icknield Port WharfLadywood, Icknield Port Wharf (View point Rotton Park Reservoir Dam). The original Brindley route of the Birmingham Canal (1768/69) | | |
| Ladywood, Lincoln Tower (Morville St)Ladywood, Lincoln Tower (Morville St) St John's Primary School in foreground - View towards Ladywood Rd/Chamberlain Gardens | | |
| Ladywood, Rotton Park StLadywood, Rotton Park St off Icknield Port Rd (Bellis and Morcom (L) Pinchin Johnson Paints ® | | |
| Ladywood, Shakespeare RdLadywood, Shakespeare Rd, demolition of old houses in the area | | |
| Ladywood, Sheepcote StLadywood, Sheepcote St from the corner of Grosvenor St. The Canal bridge by the pillar box part of Brindleys Birmingham Canal (1766/9). Baxters Bolts, Nuts and Rivets (,R) | | |
| Ladywood, St Vincent StLadywood, St Vincent St and Browning St.Tiles removed from houses awaiting demolition | | |
| Ladywood, back of Anderton StLadywood, back of Anderton St off King Edwards Rd (east of Monument St). Demolition in progress some houses still inhabited | | |
| Ladywood, children at playLadywood, Hyde Rd (corner of Clark St) children playing in sand. Houses built c.1870 | | |
| Ladywood, demolitionLadywood, Demolition at the back of Anderton St off King Edwards Rd. Children playing on Saturday afternoon, fetching water from the tap (a former court) | | |
| Ladywood, demoltion of Anderton St TerracesLadywood, demoltion of Anderton St Terraces - off King Edwards Rd east of Munument Rd | | |
| Ladywood, new flats in St Mark's StLadywood, new flats in St Mark's St off Summer Row (near Monument Rd). Spring Hill Library (L) Bulpitts, Swan Brand Aluminium (.R) | | |
| Ladywood, new housingLadywood, new housing on the corner of Monument Rd and Cope St.The old Palais de Dance in the distance | | |
| Ladywood, view towards city centreLadywood, view point Monument Rd/Shakesepeare Rd, view towards city centre. Flast to the right by Cresecent Canal | | |
| Lawrence Street (Ryder Street Area)Lawrence Street (Ryder St Area), Early Corporation Housing | | |
| Lawrence Street / Ryder StreetLawrence Street / Ryder Street. Back of terrace housing (1889-1890 Early Corporation houses). Corporation Street Scheme | | |
| Ledsam Street, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of factories in Ledsam Street, in the industrial area of Ladywood. The photograph was taken in early 1957. | | |
| Lee BankLee Bank, View from Lee Crescent towards City Centre. Lee Bank Rd, Great Colmore St. Across the Green | | |
| Lee Crescent, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Lee Crescent, Edgbaston, taken in 1953. | | |
| Lenches Trust Almshouses, Five Ways, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Lenches Trust Almshouses in Five Ways, Edgbaston, erected in 1858 adjoining the Children's Hospital in Ladywood Road. The photograph was taken in late 1967. | | |
| Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. The Hall was built in the early seventeenth century. | | |
| Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. The Hall was built in the early seventeenth century. | | |
| Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Lifford Hall, Lifford Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. The Hall was built in the early seventeenth century. | | |
| Lionel St and the GP TowerLionel St and the GP Tower | | |
| Lionel St and the GP TowerLionel St and the GP Tower (College of Food) | | |
| Longbride, Austin Motor Works, Lickey RoadLongbride, Austin Motor Works, Lickey Road (Bristol Road) | | |
| Longbridge - River Rea, by Railway StationLongbridge - River Rea, by Railway Station | | |
| Longbridge from Lickey Hills (view from Bilberry Hill towards Austin Car Store, right)Longbridge from Lickey Hills (view from Bilberry Hill towards Austin Car Store, right) | | |
| Longbridge pumping station Longbridge, Birmingham - 8th imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, BirminghamPhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 5th imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 6th imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge pumping station, Longbridge, Birmingham - 7th imagePhotograph of Longbridge pumping station, built in 1879, since demolished. The photograph was taken in late 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, Longbridge pumping station, towers, pumping stations, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Longbridge, Austin Car Storage ParkLongbridge, Austin Car Storage Park (Seen from Cofton Park) BMC Factory to the left, Kings Norton Church Spire to the right | | |
| Longbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road EntranceLongbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road Entrance (Bristol Road) | | |
| Longbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road EntranceLongbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road Entrance (Bristol Road) | | |
| Longbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road EntranceLongbridge, Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road Entrance (Bristol Road) | | |
| Longbridge, Austin Works from Groveley LaneLongbridge, Austin Works from Groveley Lane (Car store to the left) | | |
| Longbridge, Austin Works from Rednal HillLongbridge Austin Works from Rednal Hill | | |
| Ludgate Hill, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Ludgate Hill from St. Paul's churchyard. The photograph was taken in late 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 October 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, roads, street lamps, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Ludgate Hill/ Charlotte Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Ludgate Hill and Charlotte Street, near St. Paul Square. The photograph was taken in late 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 October 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, workshops, street lamps, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Main buildings, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the main buildings at the University of Birmingham, Edgbaston campus. In the foreground; an outcrop of Keuper sandstone. The photograph was taken in late 1967. | | |
| Mason College, Edmund Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Mason College (1870), Birmingham University, Edmund Street (1880). The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Mason College, Edmund Street, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Mason College (1870), Birmingham University, Edmund Street (1880). The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Mason Orphanage, Erdington, BirminghamPhotograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There were tw... [ more ] Photograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There were two towers, one 150 feet high serving as a ventilation shaft for the entire building, with the other containing a clock.The foundation stone of the Orphanage was laid by Sir Josiah Mason himself privately, 19 Sept. 1860 and the building was finished and first occupied in 1868. The imposing building was demolished in 1964 after the trustees deemed it too outdated and expensive to maintain. | | |
| Mason Orphanage, Erdington, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two... [ more ] Photograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two towers, one 150 feet high serving as a ventilation shaft for the entire building, with the other containing a clock. The foundation stone of the Orphanage was laid by Sir Josiah Mason himself privately, 19 Sept. 1860 and the building was finished and first occupied in 1868. The imposing building was demolished in 1964 after the trustees deemed it too outdated and expensive to maintain. | | |
| Mason Orphanage, Erdington, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two... [ more ] Photograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two towers, one 150 feet high serving as a ventilation shaft for the entire building, with the other containing a clock. | | |
| Mason Orphanage, Erdington, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two... [ more ] Photograph of the Mason Orphanage in Erdington. Sir Josiah Mason of Kidderminster was the benefactor of the Orphanage which was built of brick with dressings of Tower Hill, Derbyshire and Shrewsbury stone, in the Italian style, from designs by Mr. J.R. Botham, architect, of Birmingham. There are two towers, one 150 feet high serving as a ventilation shaft for the entire building, with the other containing a clock. The foundation stone of the Orphanage was laid by Sir Josiah Mason himself privately, 19 Sept. 1860 and the building was finished and first occupied in 1868. The imposing building was demolished in 1964 after the trustees deemed it too outdated and expensive to maintain. | | |
| Masshouse, Pritchatts RoadMasshouse, Pritchatts Road | | |
| | Maypole, Alcester Road | Maypole, Alcester RoadMaypole, Alcester Road, Kingswood House | | |
| Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road)Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road). Maypole Farm | | |
| Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road)Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road). Maypole Farm | | |
| Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road)Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road). Maypole Farm | | |
| Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road)Maypole, Druids Lane (Alcester Road). Maypole Farm | | |
| Maypole, Shoeing Forge, Druids Lane, Alcester RoadMaypole, Shoeing Forge, Druids Lane, Alcester Road. | | |
| Maypole, Warstock RoadMaypole, Warstock Road New Houses adjoining Flats (Alcester Lanes End) | | |
| Maypole, Warstock RoadMaypole, Warstock Road. New flats on Millpool Hill | | |
| Maypole, Warstock RoadMaypole, Warstock Road (view from new flats towards Kings Heath / Billesley Golf Course) | | |
| Maypole, Warstock Road FlatsMaypole, Warstock Road Flats (Alcester Lanes End) | | |
| Maypole, Warstock Road FlatsMaypole, Warstock Road Flats (Alcester Lanes End) | | |
| Maypole, Warstock Road, Light IndustryMaypole, Warstock Road, Light Industry (Alcester Lanes End) | | |
| Metchley Lane, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of Metchley Lane, in Harborne; the boundary between Harborne and Edgbaston, and also, formerly, between Staffordshire and Warwickshire. The photograph was taken in late 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 03 December 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Edgbaston, roads, streets, street lamps, boundaries, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort ditches, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, showing intersection of ditches at the junction of the ""Outer Fort"" and annexe. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, ditches, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort ditches, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, showing intersection of ditches at the junction of the ""Outer Fort"" and annexe. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, ditches, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort ditches, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, showing intersection of ditches at the junction of the "Outer Fort" and annexe. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, ditches, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort ditches, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, showing intersection of ditches at the junction of the ""Outer Fort"" and annexe from the SW side. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, ditches, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Roman finds from excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, including a dagger handle in bronze. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman weapons, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of clay pipes from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, dating back to the Canal era. The pipes are marked ""Dublin"". The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, clay pipes, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 5th imagePhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, including Samian ware. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 6th imagePhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 7th imagePhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, including Samian ware. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort finds, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 8th imagePhotograph of Roman pottery from the 1969 excavations at Metchley Roman Fort, taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, archaeological finds, Roman pottery, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the site of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, by Vincent Drive, with view of the University Medical School. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, University of Birmingham, clocks, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the site of the 1969 excavations of Metchley Roman Fort, adjoining Vincent Drive. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | | |
| Mill Lane, Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of Broadbent's corner, in Mill Lane, Digbeth. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 26 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, houses, shops, advertisements, buses, construction sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Mill Lane, Digbeth, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Broadbent's corner, in Mill Lane, Digbeth. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 26 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, houses, shops, advertisements, buses, construction sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Moat LaneMoat Lane / Upper Mill Lane, St Martin's to the rear | | |
| Moat LaneMoat Lane and St Martin's Church | | |
| Moat LaneMoat Lane towards St Martins's Church | | |
| Moat Lane and upper Mill Lane, BirminghamPhotograph of Moat Lane and upper Mill Lane and St. Martin's Church, taken in 1960. | | |
| Moat Lane, BirminghamPhotograph of Moat Lane, leading to St. Martin's church. St. Martins is the parish church of Birmingham. The first church was probably Norman, but was rebuilt in the 13th century. As it stands today, most of the church dates from the late 19th century. In 2003, the exterior was cleaned and refurbish... [ more ] Photograph of Moat Lane, leading to St. Martin's church. St. Martins is the parish church of Birmingham. The first church was probably Norman, but was rebuilt in the 13th century. As it stands today, most of the church dates from the late 19th century. In 2003, the exterior was cleaned and refurbished, in conjunction with the redevelopment of the adjacent Bullring area. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | | |
| Moat Lane, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Moat Lane, leading to St. Martin's church. St. Martins is the parish church of Birmingham. The first church was probably Norman, but was rebuilt in the 13th century. As it stands today, most of the church dates from the late 19th century. In 2003, the exterior was cleaned and refurbish... [ more ] Photograph of Moat Lane, leading to St. Martin's church. St. Martins is the parish church of Birmingham. The first church was probably Norman, but was rebuilt in the 13th century. As it stands today, most of the church dates from the late 19th century. In 2003, the exterior was cleaned and refurbished, in conjunction with the redevelopment of the adjacent Bullring area. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | | |
| Moat Lane, Rotunda and St. Martin's Church, BirminghamPhotograph of Moat Lane, the Rotunda and St. Martin's Church, with the former Manor House site to the left, and warehouses associated with the market to the right. The photograph was taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, markets, churches, warehouses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Moor Pool Avenue, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of Moor Pool Avenue in Harborne. The estate or garden suburb of c. 500 houses, was developed from 1907 by Nettlefold. The photograph was taken in mid 1958. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 July 1958 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, houses, gardens, streets, street lamps, suburbs, Nettlefold, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Moor Street, Bull Ring, BirminghamPhotograph of Moor Street in the Bull Ring showing preparations for the inner ring road, taken in 1959. | | |
| Moor Street, Bull Ring, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Moor Street in the Bull Ring showing preparations for the inner ring road, taken in 1959. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 11 September 1959 Keywords : Birmingham, roads, construction sites, cars, buses, vans, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Moor Street, Park Street, Bull Ring, BirminghamPhotograph of Moor Street and Park Street, the Bull Ring showing preparations for the inner ring road, taken in 1959. | | |
| Morris dancers, "Old Square", Priory Ringway, BirminghamPhotograph of morris dancers in "Old Square", Priory Ringway, with Lewis's department store in the background, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, morris dancers, shops, department stores, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Moseley Road, Highgate, BirminghamPhotograph of Moseley Road in Highgate. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 19 February 1954 Keywords : Birmingham, Highgate, houses, streets, streets lamps, bus stops, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Mott Street corner, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of W. Pitt and Son Ltd. (Wyon works); steel marking, punches, letter cutters, engravers, tool makers, in Howard St, at the corner with Mott St, in Newtown, former Jewellery Quarter. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, factories, workshops, jewellery, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Mural history, "Old Square", Priory Ringway,Photograph of the mural history in "Old Square", Priory Ringway, taken in 1969. | | |
| Nechells Gas Works demolition Nechells Green, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the demolition of Nechells Gas Works. The gas works were built at Nechells Green in the 1880s- the gas industry representing an important local employer at this time. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, gas works, cranes, construction equipment, demolition sites, Nechells Green, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Nechells Gas Works demolition Nechells Green, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the demolition of Nechells Gas Works. The gas works were built at Nechells Green in the 1880s- the gas industry representing an important local employer at this time. | | |
| Nechells Gas Works demolition Nechells Green, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of the demolition of Nechells Gas Works. The gas works were built at Nechells Green in the 1880s- the gas industry representing an important local employer at this time. | | |
| Nechells Gas Works demolition, Nechells Green, BirminghamPhotograph of the demolition of Nechells Gas Works. The gas works were built at Nechells Green in the 1880s- the gas industry representing an important local employer at this time. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, gas works, tractors, construction equipment, cranes, demolition sites, Nechells Green, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Nechells Greem, Proctor StNechells Green, Proctor St, view across Great Lister St | | |
| Nechells Green, Bradbourn Way Shopping Centre.Nechells Green, Bradbourn Way Shopping Centre from Oliver St | | |
| Nechells Green, Great Lister StNechells Green, Great Lister St, view north, view point Rupert St/ Gt Lister St corner. St Matthews church (1839/40) to the left | | |
| Nechells Green, Industrial SaltleyNechells Green, Industrial Saltley. View from Oliver St to the east. View point nr Bradbourn Way | | |
| Nechells Green, Nechells HouseNechells Green, Nechells House opened 19/11/1957. Old school Dartmouth St in the foreground | | |
| Nechells Green, Oliver StNechells Green, Oliver St. Bradbourn Way Health Centre on the right with the Methodist church. Oliver Cromwell pub to the left. Oldest Duddeston flats to the rear | | |
| Nechells Green, Oliver StNechells Green, Oliver St | | |
| Nechells Green, Oliver StNechells Green, Oliver St, children playing | | |
| Nechells Green, Rupert StNechells Green, Rupert St, back of Southdown House. View from Rupert St towards Great Lister St | | |
| Nechells Green, new and oldNechells Green, new and old, new is Cromwell St, old is Taylor St/Rocky Lane - view point Oliver St Cranbury St | | |
| Nechells HouseNechells House, view from Richard St. A flatted factory | | |
| Nechells Power Station, Tame Valley, BirminghamPhotograph of Nechells Power Station in the Tame Valley. The River Tame, on the right, is just below its confluence with Hockley Brook. On the left, the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, built in 1783/90. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Tyseley, Nechells, canals, rivers, industries, factories, paths, power stations, cooling towers, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Nechells power station, Tame Valley, BirminghamPhotograph of the Nechells power station, Tame Valley and the river Tame, taken in 1968. This photograph was taken near Salford Bridge. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Nechells, Tame Valley, rivers, power stations, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| New Crescent Theatre, BirminghamPhotograph of New Crescent Theatre (1964), Cumberland Street, off Broad Street, taken in 1968. The tower at the left is Oozells Street, boarding school (1877). | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, theatres, cars, motorbicycles, motorbikes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| New Crescent Theatre, Cumberland StreetNew Crescent Theatre, Cumberland St, Off Broad St. British Rail House in the distance. (Broad Street) | | |
| Newhall St between Charlotte St and Brook St Newhall St between Charlotte St and Brook St - Assat Office on the corner of Charlotte St (.R) | | |
| Newhall Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of Newhall Street, between Charlotte Street and Brook Street. At the Corner with Charlotte Street, on the right, there is the Assay Office. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | | |
| Newhall Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of Newhall Street, with the Science Museum on the right (formerly Elkington's Electroplating Works). The photograph was taken in late 1960. | | |
| Newtown / Aston Shopping Centre / FlatsNewtown / Aston Shopping Centre / Flats (viewpoint from the Central Reservation on Main Road. Aston High Street) | | |
| Newtown / Aston, Adventure PlaygroundNewtown / Aston, Adventure Playground behind Gower St / Guilford St, view point Furnace Lane | | |
| Newtown / Aston, Furnace LaneNewtown/Aston, Furnace Lane from Clifford St towards Gerrard St (N) and William St to the Right - Houses originally built c.1870s | | |
| Newtown / Hockley. Furnace Lane (Curving Wall)Newtown / Hockley. Furnace Lane (Curving Wall) to Aston Furnace on Hockley Brook (viewpoint Porchester Street) | | |
| Newtown / Hockley. Porchester Street Left, Furnace Street RightNewtown / Hockley. Porchester Street Left, Furnace Street Right (Curving Path to Aston Furnace on Hockley Brook) | | |
| Newtown, Bridge Street from Farm Street, HockleyNewtown, Bridge Street from Farm Street, Hockley. Row of flats to the right in New John Street (note the Lucas Factory) | | |
| Newtown, Court in Hampton Street (Near St Georges Street)Newtown, Court in Hampton Street (Near St Georges Street), Front House Demolished | | |
| Newtown, Court in Hampton Street (Near St Georges Street)Newtown, Court in Hampton Street (Near St Georges Street), Front House Demolished | | |
| Newtown, Furnace Lane. North of Gerrard Street, South of Gower StreetNewtown, Furnace Lane. North of Gerrard Street, South of Gower Street | | |
| Newtown, Great Hampton RowNewtown, Great Hampton Row | | |
| Newtown, Great Russell StNewtown, Great Russell St, view from New John St | | |
| Newtown, Great Russell Street. Terraces and Back-to-back HousesNewtown, Great Russell Street. Terraces and Back-to-back Houses | | |
| Newtown, Howard Street (near St Georges)Newtown, Howard Street (near St Georges), Mott Street Corner. J. Pitt and Son Ltd Wyon Works, Steel Marking, Punches, Letter Cutters, Engravers and Tool Makers | | |
| Newtown, Howard Street (near St Georges)Newtown, Howard Street (near St Georges) Old Jewellery Works established 1832 (W. O. Lewis Badges) | | |
| Newtown, Howard Street / Hampton Street (near St Georges)Newtown, Howard Street / Hampton Street (near St Georges) Courts and Back Houses | | |
| Newtown, Old Houses in Wheeler Street, New Flats in Great Russell StreetNewtown, Old Houses in Wheeler Street, New Flats in Great Russell Street | | |
| Newtown, Old Houses, New Flats in Great Russell StreetNewtown, Old Houses, New Flats in Great Russell Street | | |
| Newtown, Old School and New Flats, New John Street WestNewtown, Old School and New Flats, New John Street West | | |
| Newtown, Old and New in Great Hampton RowNewtown, Old and New in Great Hampton Row (Near Unett Street left) | | |
| Newtown, Unett Street RedevelopmentNewtown, Unett Street Redevelopment (Near New John Street West) St Michaels Church, Handsworth to the left | | |
| Newtown, View towards Lucas Factory from New John StreetNewtown, View towards Lucas Factory from New John Street. Near Old Unett Street Corner (distant flats, Milton Street / Newtown Row Corner) | | |
| Newtown/Aston 'adventure playground' behind Gower Street and Guildford Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Newtown/Aston 'adventure playground' behind Gower Street and Guildford Street, taken in late 1968. | | |
| No.7 Whittall Street, Andertons SquareNo.7 Whittall Street, Entry to Andertons Square. Parker-Hale Arms and Accessories (Workshops built c.1773) | | |
| No.7 Whittall Street, Andertons SquareNo.7 Whittall Street, Entry to Andertons Square. Parker-Hale Arms and Accessories (Workshops built c.1773) | | |
| North-east corner, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the north-east corner of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| North-east end of the Great Hall, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the north-east end of the Great Hall of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlan... [ more ] Photograph of the north-east end of the Great Hall of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Northampton Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Northampton Street, off Warstone Lane, in the Jewellery Quarter. B.J. Round and Sons, whose workshops are depicted, were electrodepositors. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | | |
| Northfield - Flats of Lay Hill EstateNorthfield - Flats of Lay Hill Estate (From Hogs Lane / Merrits Brook Lane) | | |
| Northfield / Frankley. New Flats in Lodge Farm RoadNorthfield / Frankley. New Flats in Lodge Farm Road | | |
| Northfield / Kings Norton BoundaryNorthfield / Kings Norton Boundary at the Fordrough (Staple Hall) New Shopping Centre at Houdley Road | | |
| Northfield Lay Hill EstateNorthfield Lay Hill Estate, from Holloway, Near Merrits Hill | | |
| Northfield Rea Bridge at West Heath RoadNorthfield Rea Bridge at West Heath Road | | |
| Northfield Shenley Fields Farm (Hill Lane)Northfield Shenley Fields Farm (Hill Lane). Land undergoing development for new housing estate - west of Manor Grounds | | |
| Northfield Shopping Centre, Bristol Road SouthNorthfield Shopping Centre, Bristol Road South. Woolworths opened June 1968 | | |
| Northfield Shopping Centre, Bristol Road SouthNorthfield Shopping Centre, Bristol Road South. Woolworths opened June 1968 | | |
| Northfield Village PoundNorthfield Village Pound, The Great Stone Inn | | |
| Northfield Village Pound and Great Stone InnNorthfield Village Pound and Great Stone Inn | | |
| Northfield from Frankley BeachesNorthfield from Frankley Beaches | | |
| Northfield, Church House, Church RoadNorthfield, Church House, Church Road. House dated 1750 (Staffordshire Blue Brick) | | |
| Northfield, Church Road, Nailers CottagesNorthfield, Church Road, Nailers Cottages | | |
| Northfield, Claines RoadNorthfield, Claines Road, near Bunbury Road | | |
| Northfield, Greenmeadow Road Primary SchoolNorthfield, Greenmeadow Road Primary School | | |
| Northfield, Lay Hill Estate and Frankley ReservoirNorthfield, Lay Hill Estate and Frankley Reservoir | | |
| Northfield, New Housing in Merritts Brook ValleyNorthfield, New Housing in Merritts Brook Valley, between Bell Lane and Bell Holloway (view East towards Bournville) | | |
| Northfield, Old Stone Inn and PoundNorthfield, Old Stone Inn and Pound | | |
| Northfield, Post War Housing in Fourlands RoadNorthfield, Post War Housing in Fourlands Road. Bartley Green Reservoir (left). View Northwest from Shenley Hill Lane | | |
| Northfield, Post War Housing in Fourlands Road (1953)Northfield, Post War Housing in Fourlands Road (1953). Estate adjacent to Shenley Hill Farm. | | |
| Northfield, River Rea part of Mill Leat (by the Old Mill)Northfield, River Rea part of Mill Leat (by the Old Mill). West Heath Road at Rea Bridge | | |
| Northfield, The Old Mill by River ReaNorthfield, The Old Mill by River Rea. West Heath Road, corner of Abbey Dale Road | | |
| Northfield, The Old Mill by River ReaNorthfield, The Old Mill by River Rea. West Heath Road, corner of Abbey Dale Road | | |
| Northfield, Turves Green Village Road (Post War Houses)Northfield, Turves Green Village Road (Post War Houses) | | |
| Northfield, Turves Green, Coleys Lane approach to River ReaNorthfield, Turves Green, Coleys Lane approach to River Rea | | |
| Northfield, Turves Green, Willetts Road FlatsNorthfield, Turves Green, Willetts Road Flats (Tenby Tower) | | |
| Northfield, the Black Horse Public House, Bristol RoadNorthfield, the Black Horse Public House, Bristol Road | | |
| Nos. 17-19, Easy Row, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 17-19, Easy Row. The houses were begun in c.1760 or 1782. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Nos. 6-7/7A (?) St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 6-7/7A, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter, taken in 1960. | | |
| Nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter - W.M. Ford (gun maker), S. May (locksmith), J. Carr (gun maker, est. 1870). The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter - W.M. Ford (gun maker), S. May (locksmith), J. Carr (gun maker, est. 1870). The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Number 3 Whittall Street with entrance to Anderton's Square on left, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 3 Whittall St in Birmingham's Gun Quarter, taken in early 1963. The arched doorway on the left is the entrance to Anderton's Square. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 16 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Number 3 Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 3 Whittall St in Birmingham's Gun Quarter, taken in early 1963. The arched doorway is the entrance to Anderton's Square and the building with the long upper windows is Parker Hale's Gun Factory (until 1962). | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, cars, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Number 7 Whittall Street, Anderton's Square and workshops, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 7 Whittall St, Anderton's Square and workshops in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, cars, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Number 7 Whittall Street, Anderton's Square, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 7 Whittall St, Anderton's Square in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken in mid 1960. The photograph shows the yard of Parker Hale Ltd's workshops (arms and accessories). The building was once the home of an eighteenth century toy maker. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, cars, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Number 7 Whittall Street, Anderton's Square, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of number 7 Whittall St, Anderton's Square in Birmingham's Gun Quarter taken in mid 1960. The photograph shows the yard of Parker Hale Ltd's workshops (arms and accessories). The building was once the home of an eighteenth century toy maker. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, cars, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Number 8, Augusta St, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of number 8, Augusta Street, in the Jewellery Quarter. It housed the shop ""W. and J. Gaunt, Finishers of precious metals etc."" Padlocks and bars on doors can be seen, as well as burglar alarms. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, houses, shops, jewellery, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Numbers 1-5 Hawthorne Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 1-5 Hawthorne Road, Chad Valley, Edgbaston, off Harborne Road, opposite the White Swan pub. The photograph was taken in 1967. | | |
| Numbers 97-107, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of numbers 97-107 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, taken in 1968. The houses are early nineteenth century, stuccoed and with moulded wooden doorcases and fanlights. | | |
| Old Crescent Theatre, BirminghamPhotograph of Crescent Theatre, taken in 1960. Project for 23 houses, mooted 1788 and not completed. Only one wing completed by 1795. | | |
| Old Crown, Heath Mill Lane, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the Old Crown in Heath Mill Lane, from Deritend High Street, possibly built in 1368. On the left is the viaduct across the Rea Valley. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, houses, timber houses, street lamps, viaducts, Medieval Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old Edgbaston Cottage, Ampton Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of an old cottage in Ampton Road, Edgbaston, taken in early 1954. | | |
| Old Jewellery Works, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of W. O. Lewis, badge manufacturers.This old jewellery works was established in 1832 in Howard Street, near St. George's Church. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, factories, jewellery, badges, badge manufacturers, street lamps, cars, benches, advertisements, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old and new terraces, Osler Street, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of old and new terraces in Osler Street/Icknield Port Road, from the viewpoint of Rotton Park, Reservoir Dam. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, terraced houses, cars, police cars, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old gun works, St. Mary's Row, corner of Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of old gun works, St. Mary's Row, corner of Whittall Street in the Gun Quarter. St. Chad's Convent is on the left and Ruskin House (a home for working girls) is also shown. The photograph was taken in 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, guns, arms, workshops, convents, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old houses in Shakespeare Road, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of old houses in Shakespeare Road, Ladywood, taken in 1968. | | |
| Old houses, Great Russell Street, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of old houses and new flats in Great Russell Street, Newtown. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 March 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, cars, houses, flats, construction sites, cranes, children, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old milestone, Soho Hill, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of the old milestone in Soho Hill, nearly opposite Soho Avenue, situated along a wall outside Denbro Works (tools, gauge works, chains, case makers etc.) The first turnpike was opened in 1727, but the milestone dates from the improvements made by Thomas Telford in c. 1824. The milestone h... [ more ] Photograph of the old milestone in Soho Hill, nearly opposite Soho Avenue, situated along a wall outside Denbro Works (tools, gauge works, chains, case makers etc.) The first turnpike was opened in 1727, but the milestone dates from the improvements made by Thomas Telford in c. 1824. The milestone has since vanished. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Old terraces, Great Russell Street, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of old terraces and back-to-back houses in Great Russell Street, Newtown. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 28 March 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, cars, houses, shops, advertisements, back-to-back houses, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old workshops, Mary Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of old workshops in Mary Street, off Caroline Street, on the fringes of the Jewellery Quarter. The workshops provided multiple heat treatment, Rochester engineering, turning, machining, die-sinking, enamelling. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, factories, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Old workshops, Mary Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of old workshops in Mary Street, off Caroline Street, on the fringes of the Jewellery Quarter. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, factories, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Panelled room, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of a panelled room in Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, panelled rooms, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Panelled room, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of a panelled room in Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, panelled rooms, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Panelled room, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of a panelled room in Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, panelled rooms, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Panelled room, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, Birmingham, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of a panelled room in Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, panelled rooms, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Pannelling in front bedroom, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of panelling in the front bedroom, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, panelled rooms, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Parker Hale Gun Factory, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Parker Hale Gun Factory, Whittall St, in Birmingham's Gun Quarter, taken in early 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 16 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Parker Hale, number 7 Whittall Street and entry to Anderton's Square (by car), Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Parker Hale Gun Factory (arms and accessories), number 7 Whittall St and entry to Anderton's Square in Birmingham's Gun Quarter. The workshops were built c.1773 and the photograph taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Parker Hale, number 7 Whittall Street and entry to Anderton's Square, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Parker Hale Gun Factory (arms and accessories), number 7 Whittall St and entry to Anderton's Square in Birmingham's Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| Parker Hale, number 7 Whittall Street, Anderton's Square, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Parker Hale Gun Factory (arms and accessories), number 7 Whittall St, Anderton's Square in Birmingham's Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, guns, cars, workshops, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Part of decorated ceiling, Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, BirminghamPhotograph of part of a seventeenth century decorated plaster ceiling in the back bedroom at Bell's Farm, Bell's Lane, King's Norton, taken in 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 30 January 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, King's Norton, farms, Stuart houses, decorative plasterwork, ceilings, Seventeenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Partridge Works, Price Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the workshops of Partridge Works, in Price Street in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, street lamps, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Partridge Works, Price Street, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Price Street, off Loveday Street, in the Gun Quarter. The workshops of Lightwood and Son Ltd. and Partridge Works can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, street lamps, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Partridge Works, Price Street, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the workshops of Partridge Works, in Price Street. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, rubbish bins, dustbins, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Perry Hall moated site, Tame Valley, BirminghamPhotograph of Perry Hall, moated site, Tame Valley, showing the view south-east towards Hamstead Hill. The photograph was taken in 1967. | | |
| Porchester Street, Hockley/Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Porchester Street, on the left, and Furnace Lane, on the right, a curving path to Aston Furnace on Hockley Brook. Furnace Lane led to the former site of the Aston Furnace of 1615. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 09 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, Hockley, streets, paths, street lamps, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Price Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of Price Street, in Central Birmingham's Gun Quarter, depicting the workshops of Lightwood and Son Ltd, taken in mid 1960. | | |
| Price Street, Central Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Price Street, off Loveday Street, in Central Birmingham's Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | | |
| Princip Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of 'improved' back-to-back housing (i.e. with the front of the court removed for better ventilation), known locally as ""Nettlefold Courts"" after the chair of the Housing Committee, in Princip Street, off Loveday Street, adjoining the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, back-to-back houses, laundry, washing, clothes, Nettlefold, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Printers, Keystone Trading, etc., St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Avery and Morris Printers, Keystone Trading, etc., St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter taken in 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, shops, workshops, printers, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Proctor Street, Nechells Green, BirminghamPhotograph of Proctor Street across Great Lister Street, in Nechells Green. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Queen Elizabeth Hospital from Pritchatts Road (Vincent Drive Corner)Queen Elizabeth Hospital from Pritchatts Road (Vincent Drive Corner) | | |
| Queen Elizabeth Hospital seen from Harborne LaneQueen Elizabeth Hospital seen from Harborne Lane | | |
| Queen Elizabeth Hospital to the right and part of New Maternity Hospital (Open September 1968)Queen Elizabeth Hospital to the right and part of New Maternity Hospital (Open September 1968) | | |
| RAC headquarters, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of RAC headquarters, Hagley Road (north side), Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Rea Valley towards Bordesley, BirminghamPhotograph of Rea Valley from Digbeth to Bordesley. A railway viaduct and St. Andrews football ground can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1968 from the roof of a car park. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, viaducts, railways, factories, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Rea Valley towards Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of Rea Valley from Bordesley to Digbeth. A railway viaduct and St. Andrews football ground can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 15 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Digbeth, viaducts, railways, factories, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Rea Valley, Digbeth, BirminghamPhotograph of the view towards Rea Valley from near St. Martin's church. New buildings had been built on the right side of this widened section of the road. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Redevelopment of Browning Street, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of the redevelopment of Browning Street, Ladywood, showing old properties on the left, and modern maisonettes on the right. The photograph was taken in 1957. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, redevelopment area, factories, flats, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Redevelopment, Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the Stewarts and Lloyds Offices in Snow Hill, across an old workshop block in Weaman Street. The area between Weaman Street and Whittall Street was under redevelopment. The viewpoint is in Whittall Street, opposite St. Mary's Row. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | | |
| River Rea at Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the River Rea at Deritend, just above the bridge, taken in mid 1960. | | |
| River Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of River Street, in the inner zone industrial area. The River Rea is situated to the left (not shown). The building on the right housed Crane's Screws (flywheel, gear) and F.B. Willmott group (coppersmiths, ""furniture"" etc). The photograph was taken in late 1968 from the corner of Flood... [ more ] Photograph of River Street, in the inner zone industrial area. The River Rea is situated to the left (not shown). The building on the right housed Crane's Screws (flywheel, gear) and F.B. Willmott group (coppersmiths, ""furniture"" etc). The photograph was taken in late 1968 from the corner of Floodgate Street. | | |
| River Tame church and Tame Valley, Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of the view upstream from just below Electric Avenue of the River Tame, a church and Tame Valley, Aston. Witton Bridge is also shown. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| River Tame, from bridge on Electric Avenue, Witton, BirminghamPhotograph of the river Tame, taken from the bridge on Electric Avenue, Witton (G.E.C. on the right). Work on the Aston Reservoir site for M1-M6 link can be seen behind the bridge. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Roman road, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of a trench across a possible Roman road, between Swarthmore Road and Bryony Road, Northfield, taken in 1963. | | |
| Rotton Park Street, off Icknield Port Road, Ladywood (view south-west), BirminghamPhotograph of Rotton Park Road, off Icknield Port Road, Ladywood, showing Bellis and Morcom (left) and Pinchin Johnson Paints (right). The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Rotton Park Street, off Icknield Port Road, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of Rotton Park Road, off Icknield Port Road, Ladywood, showing Bellis and Morcom (left) and Pinchin Johnson Paints (right). The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| S. May's workshop (locksmith), yard behind nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of S. May's workshop (locksmith), formerly a gunmaker's forge, in the yard behind numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960 | | |
| Sand Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Sand Street, off Whittall Street, in the Gun Quarter. In the background, redevelopment in Weaman Street. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, houses, cars, roads, cranes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| School of Jewellery and Silversmithing, Victoria Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the School of Jewellery and Silversmithing, Victoria Street, Jewellery Quarter, built c. 1890. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | | |
| Science Museum, Newhall Street, Central BirminghamPhotograph of the porch entrance of the Science Museum, in Newhall Street, formerly Elkington's Electroplating Works. The photograph was taken in late 1960. | | |
| Section across Roman road, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of a section across a possible Roman road, between Swarthmore Road and Bryony Road, Northfield, taken in 1963. | | |
| Section across Roman road, Northfield, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of a section across a possible Roman road, between Swarthmore Road and Bryony Road, Northfield, taken in 1963. | | |
| Section across Roman road, Northfield, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of a section across a possible Roman road, between Swarthmore Road and Bryony Road, Northfield, taken in 1963. | | |
| Section of road at Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of a section of road c. 20' wide leading NW, possibly the Via Decumana. The photograph was taken in mid 1969. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 23 August 1969 Keywords : Birmingham, Metchley Roman Fort, Edgbaston, Roman roads, excavations, Roman Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Selly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water mainSelly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water main | | |
| Selly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water mainSelly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water main | | |
| Selly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water mainSelly Oak / Bournville, Bournville Lane Flood due to burst water main | | |
| Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main)Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main) | | |
| Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main)Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main) | | |
| Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main)Selly Oak, Bristol Road / Middle Park Road (effect of burst water main) | | |
| Selly Oak, Bryony Home for Elderley PeopleSelly Oak, Bryony Home for Elderley People | | |
| Selly Oak, Bungelow in Middle Park RoadSelly Oak, Bungelow in Middle Park Road | | |
| Selly Oak, Dudley to Worcester Canal (1793)Selly Oak, Dudley to Worcester Canal (1793). Birmingham Battery and Metal Company | | |
| Selly Oak, Harborne LaneSelly Oak, Harborne Lane, Bridge over Bourne Brook (in Egbaston) | | |
| | Selly Oak, Harborne Lane | Selly Oak, Middle Park RoadSelly Oak, Middle Park Road | | |
| Selly Oak, Middle Park Road (looking towards Bristol Road)Selly Oak, Middle Park Road (looking towards Bristol Road) | | |
| Selly Oak, Middle Park Road on the Corner of Fox HillSelly Oak, Middle Park Road on the Corner of Fox Hill | | |
| | Selly Oak, Weoley Hill | | Selly Oak, Weoley Hill | Selly Oak, Woodbrooke Stream and HousesSelly Oak, Woodbrooke Stream and Houses in Witherford Way from Fox Hill | | |
| Shard End Estate, Tile Cross RoadShard End Estate, Tile Cross Road | | |
| Shell-Mex House, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Shell-Mex House in Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston. The building, 147' high, was completed in 1962, and the photograph taken in early 1968. | | |
| Sherlock St nr Jamaica RowSherlock St nr Jamaica Row (near meat market) Stokes and Dalton Ltd, Butchers and Sundries Supply Company | | |
| Simpson's shop, Bull Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Simpson's shop, Bull Street, est. 1790. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Site of St. John's Chapel, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the site of St. John's Chapel, in Deritend High Street, established c. 1380 between Stone Yard and Chapel House Street. A plaque on the wall in phosphor bronze marks the location of the chapel. The site was then occupied by the Haddon Stokes (screws/nuts etc.) and St. John's restaurant... [ more ] Photograph of the site of St. John's Chapel, in Deritend High Street, established c. 1380 between Stone Yard and Chapel House Street. A plaque on the wall in phosphor bronze marks the location of the chapel. The site was then occupied by the Haddon Stokes (screws/nuts etc.) and St. John's restaurant. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, restaurants, telephone boxes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Site of manorial moat, BirminghamPhotograph of the site of manorial moat, with Moat Row to the left and Moat Lane to the right. The Drovers' Arms at the corner of Smithfield Street and Bradford Street can also be seen, as can Smithfield Market (built 1883, extended 1892 and 1903). The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Site of newly discovered timber building and Great Hall, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of a newly discovered timber building and the Great Hall at Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval per... [ more ] Photograph of a newly discovered timber building and the Great Hall at Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Small Heath / Sparkbrook, Warwick and Birmingham CanalSmall Heath / Sparkbrook, Warwick and Birmingham Canal (view SE from Golden Hillock Road Bridge) BSA Factory alongside (Arial). Old Factory in the background | | |
| Small Heath, BSA (Arial) Armoury Road Small Heath, BSA (Arial) Armoury Road. Original and New Works (new works due to Blitz damage) | | |
| Small Heath, BSA (Arial) Armoury Road (L), Golden Hillock Road (R)Small Heath, BSA (Arial) Armoury Road (L), Golden Hillock Road (R). Warwick Canal Behind Works | | |
| Small Heath, BSA Factory (view from Golden Hillock Road Bridge)Small Heath, BSA Factory (view from Golden Hillock Road Bridge) | | |
| Small Heath, BSA Works, Armoury RoadSmall Heath, BSA Works, Armoury Road | | |
| Small Heath, Golden Hillock RoadSmall Heath, Golden Hillock Road | | |
| | Small Heath, Mansel Road | Smallbrook RingwaySmallbrook Ringway with Christmas Lights | | |
| Smallbrook Ringway with Christmas lights, BirminghamPhotograph of the Christmas lights on Smallbrook Ringway, taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 January 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Christmas lights, roads, cars, Rotunda, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Smallbrook Street, new inner Ring Road, BirminghamPhotograph of Smallbrook Street, new inner Ring Road, taken in 1960. | | |
| Smallbrook Street-Hill Street junction, new inner Ring Road, BirminghamPhotograph of the junction between Smallbrook Street and Hill Street, new inner Ring Road, also showing subways, taken in 1960. | | |
| | Smithfield Market | Soho Road near Boulton Road, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of Soho Road near Boulton Road, Handsworth, demonstrating the growing cultural diversity of the area. The shopping centre is viewed towards the College of Art, formerly West Midlands Council Office. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Soho Road, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of a shop in Soho Road, in the Holliday Road area. The yams are priced at 10 pence per pound. The photograph, which demonstrates the growing cultural diversity of the area, was taken in early 1968. | | |
| Soho Road/Grove Lane, Handsworth, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Soho Road and Grove Lane, Handsworth, demostrating the growing cultural diversity of the area. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Handsworth, pelican crossings, traffic lights, buses, cars, fashion, clothes, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| South Tower, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the south tower of Weoley Castle, Northfield, as seen from the south-west, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in th... [ more ] Photograph of the south tower of Weoley Castle, Northfield, as seen from the south-west, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| South Yardley - Coventry Road (A45)South Yardley - Coventry Road (A45) at the Swan Underpass. New flats and Shops (L), Swan Public House (R) | | |
| South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (A45)South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (A45), Swan Public House (L), Flats and Shops (R) | | |
| South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (A45)South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (A45), Swan Public House (L), Flats and Shops (R) | | |
| South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (Coventry Road, A45)South Yardley, Approach to Swan Underpass (Coventry Road, A45, Goes under Ring Road - view West) | | |
| South Yardley, Coventry Road / Swan UnderpassSouth Yardley, Coventry Road / Swan Underpass. Yardley Road (L), Church Road (R) | | |
| South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (Under Ring Road)South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (Under Ring Road) | | |
| South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (Under Ring Road)South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (Under Ring Road) View Towards City Centre | | |
| South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (view west)South Yardley, Swan Underpass, A45 (view west) | | |
| South Yardley, The Swan Public HouseSouth Yardley, The Swan Public House. A45 Underpass below Ring Road (view towards Yardley Road) | | |
| South wall, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the south wall of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| Sow and piglets, Welsh House Farm, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of a sow and piglets in Welsh House Farm, near Harborne. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, sows, piglets, animals, ladders, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Sparkbrook / Small Heath, Golden Hillock Road by BrookSparkbrook / Small Heath, Golden Hillock Road by Brook, Parker Hale Ltd Factory Entrance (BSA Factory in the background) | | |
| | Sparkbrook, Farm Park | | Sparkbrook, Farm Road | Sparkbrook, Farm RoadSparkbrook, Farm Road (Christ Church in the background) | | |
| Sparkbrook, King StreetSparkbrook, King Street. Maisonettes in Bombed area with older development in background | | |
| Sparkbrook, Larches StreetSparkbrook, Larches Street (Near Ladypool Road) | | |
| Sparkhill, River Cole (viewpoint Formans Road Bridge - down stream towards Warwick RoadSparkhill, River Cole (viewpoint Formans Road Bridge - down stream towards Warwick Road | | |
| Sparkhill, Rover Company, Percy RoadSparkhill, Rover Company, Percy Road | | |
| Spencer Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Spencer St from Vyse St, in the Jewellery Quarter. Three lane parking. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, workshops, houses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St Paul's Square, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of St. Paul's Square. The photograph was taken in mid 1953. | | |
| St Peter's PlaceSt Peter's Place off Broad St | | |
| St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, taken in 1957. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Balsall Heath, Highgate, flats, fashion, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, taken in 1957. | | |
| St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, taken in 1957. | | |
| St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of St. Martin's flats, Emily Street, Highgate, taken in 1957. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Balsall Heath, Highgate, flats, children, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter, taken in 1960. | | |
| St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Mary's Row, in the Gun Quarter, viewed from Loveday Street. William Greener, gunsmiths (and gun testers), is on the right. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| St. Paul's Church and G.P.O. Tower, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Paul's Church (built in 1777-79), St. Paul's Square and the G.P.O. Tower (built in 1966). The photograph was taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, churches, St. Paul's church, G.P.O Tower, offices, towers, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Paul's Church, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Paul's Church (built 1777-79) taken in 1953. | | |
| St. Paul's Square, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Paul's Square, taken in 1953. | | |
| St. Paul's Square, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of numbers 13 and 14, St. Paul's Square. Number 13 housed Menis Ltd., Cordage. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | | |
| St. Peter's Church (Roman Catholic)St. Peter's Church (Roman Catholic) | | |
| St. Peter's Church, central BirminghamPhotograph of St. Peter's Church (Roman Catholic), in central Birmingham, built in 1786, extended in 1802 and 1825, and demolished in 1969. The photograph was taken in 1953. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 June 1953 Keywords : Birmingham, churches, terraced houses, Late eighteenth/early nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Peter's Church, central Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of St. Peter's Church (Roman Catholic), in central Birmingham, built in 1786, extended in 1802 and 1825, and demolished in 1969. The photograph was taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, churches, cars, street lamps, Late eighteenth/early nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Peter's Place, off Broad Street, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Peter's Place, off Broad Street depicting an eighteenth century house by St. Peter's Church (R.C.), demolished in 1969. The photograph was taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, churches, houses, motorcycles, motorbikes, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| St. Vincent Street and Browning Street corner, Ladywood, BirminghamPhotograph of St. Vincent Street and Browning Street corner in Ladywood, where old housing was being demolished due to Blitz damage. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 02 March 1957 Keywords : Birmingham, Ladywood, redevelopment area, flats, the Blitz, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Stratford Street North, Camp Hill, BirminghamPhotograph of Stratford Street North, Camp Hill. Some of the houses are dated 1831, while the courtyards behind the houses are dated later. The properties were compulsorily acquired in 1959. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Tame Valley - Perry HallTame Valley - Perry Hall, Moated Site (view from SE towards Hampstead Hill) | | |
| Tame Valley - Perry HallTame Valley - Perry Hall (part of the Moated Site) | | |
| Tame Valley - Perry HallTame Valley - Perry Hall (part of the Moated Site), Derrydown Road | | |
| Tame Valley Canal, Salford, BirminghamPhotograph of the Tame Valley Canal, built in 1844, viewed from Salford Bridge, in the area between Salford, Witton and Aston. The houses are in Leamington Road. In the background the brass foundry, a derelict factory, can be seen, and works on the M1/M6 link. Barges with some coal for GEC from Meas... [ more ] Photograph of the Tame Valley Canal, built in 1844, viewed from Salford Bridge, in the area between Salford, Witton and Aston. The houses are in Leamington Road. In the background the brass foundry, a derelict factory, can be seen, and works on the M1/M6 link. Barges with some coal for GEC from Measham can be seen. The photograph was taken in early 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 March 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Tyseley, canals, industries, factories, terraced houses, barges, narrow boats, laundry, washing, clothes, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Tame Valley downstream, Castle Bromwich, BirminghamPhotograph of the Tame Valley from the castle motte in Castle Bromwich. The view is downstream. On the steep valley sides there are Parkhall woods, on the left Castle Vale estate. City of Birmingham refuse disposal works in Castle Bromwich. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Tame Valley upstream, Castle Bromwich, BirminghamPhotograph of the Tame Valley and Chester Road Bridge from the castle motte in Castle Bromwich. The view is upstream towards Fort Dunlop. By the river is the Marsh and Baxter factory, while Bromford Estate is on the left. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 21 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Castle Bromwich, rivers, flats, paths, industries, factories, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Tame Valley, Bromford Bridge (Bromford Lane)Tame Valley, Bromford Bridge (Bromford Lane). Stewarts and Lloyds Tube Works | | |
| Tame Valley, Bromford EstateTame Valley, Bromford Estate (left), Former Racecourse and Tyburn Electricity Works in the Rear | | |
| Tame Valley, Castle Bromwich, BirminghamPhotograph of the Tame Valley, with Chester Road and Bridge Road in Castle Vale. Large works can be seen: Wimpey Works on the left, Marsh and Baxter factory by the river, Ketton Cement for a new estate. In the centre in the background is the station. The tower block on the right is Concorde Tower in... [ more ] Photograph of the Tame Valley, with Chester Road and Bridge Road in Castle Vale. Large works can be seen: Wimpey Works on the left, Marsh and Baxter factory by the river, Ketton Cement for a new estate. In the centre in the background is the station. The tower block on the right is Concorde Tower in Tangmere Drive. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 21 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Castle Bromwich, industries, factories, flats, fences, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Tame Valley, Chester Road BridgeTame Valley, Chester Road Bridge (view from Castle Bromwich Castle ""Motte"") Upstream towards Fort Dunlop - March and Baxter Factory by river | | |
| Tame Valley, Drews LaneTame Valley, Drews Lane from Washward Heath Road (near Park Press Steel - Fissure) | | |
| Tame Valley, Nechells Power StationTame Valley, Nechells Power Station, River Tame to the right | | |
| Tame Valley, Nechells Power StationTame Valley, Nechells Power Station and River Tame (viewpoint near Salford Bridge) | | |
| Tame Valley, Perry Barr Midland Counties Dairy LtdTame Valley, Perry Barr Midland Counties Dairy Ltd, by Old Bridge, Perry Barr. Aldridge Road | | |
| Tame Valley, View east from Bromford Lane Railway BridgeTame Valley, View East from Bromford Lane Railway Bridge (approach Fort Dunlop, Bromford Estate) | | |
| Tame Valley, taken from castle motte, Chester Road, BirminghamPhotograph of the Tame Valley, taken from the castle motte, Chester Road. Bromford estate is on the left, and Tyburn electricity works is in the background. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, BirminghamPhotograph of small houses in Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, view east, on the site of Castle Bromwich Aerodrome. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Temple Row, central BirminghamPhotograph of early eighteenth century houses (c.1710), Temple Row taken in July 1957. The houses were demolished in September 1957 for the building of Rackhams. | | |
| Terrace A, Lawrence Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Lawrence Street (Ryder Street area) terrace A - early Corporation housing (1891) associated with the Corporation Street scheme. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Terrace B, Lawrence Street, BirminghamPhotograph of Lawrence Street (Ryder Street area) terrace B - early Corporation housing (1891) associated with the Corporation Street scheme. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| The Bull Ring MarketThe Bull Ring Market (Thursday afternoon) | | |
| The Bull Ring MarketThe Bull Ring Market (Saturday) | | |
| The Bull Ring MarketThe Bull Ring Market (Saturday) | | |
| The Bull Ring Shooping CentreThe Bull Ring Shopping Centre | | |
| The Bull Ring and St Martins ChurchThe Bull Ring and St Martins Church | | |
| The Drovers' Arms, Bradford Street, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the Drovers' Arms in Bradford Street, near the meat market in Smithfield, built in 1895-7. The photograph was taken in early 1954. | | |
| The Drovers' Arms, Bradford Street/Moat Row, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the Drovers' Arms at the corner between Bradford Street, and Moat Row. On the right, the meat market and abattoir, built in c. 1895-7. The photograph, showing a late 18th century suburb, begun in c. 1767, was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 September 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Deritend, pubs, industries, cars, meat markets, abattoirs, slaughter houses, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| The Drovers' Arms, Bradford Street/Smithfield Street/Moat Lane, Deritend, BirminghamPhotograph of the Drovers' Arms at the corner between Bradford Street, Smithfield Street and Moat Lane. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | | |
| The Grove, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of The Grove, in Harborne, home of the late Alderman W. Byng Kenrick. The photograph was taken in late 1962, on the day of the sale of the furniture. Kenrick was a civic leader and educationalist. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1962 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, houses, Alderman W. Byng Kenrick , Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| The Grove, Harborne, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Grove House, or The Grove, in Harborne, home of the late W. Byng Kenrick. The photograph was taken in late 1962, on the day of the sale of the contents/ furniture. Kenrick was a civic leader and educationalist. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1962 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, houses, Alderman W. Byng Kenrick , Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| The Grove, Harborne, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of The Grove, in Harborne, home of the late W. Byng Kenrick. The photograph was taken in late 1962, on the day of the sale of the furniture. Kenrick was a civic leader and educationalist. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 29 November 1962 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, houses, cars, Alderman W. Byng Kenrick , Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| The Rotunda and Bull RingRotunda and Bull Ring, View Point, Carpark Roof | | |
| The University of BirminghamThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston | | |
| The University of BirminghamThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, from near Grange Rd entrance | | |
| Tomb of Thomas Rickman, St. George's Church, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of the tomb of Thomas Rickman (1776-1841), who, as the inscription reads, 'first correctly named the several styles and clearly elucidated the principles of our ecclesiastical architecture' ( i.e. he coined the terms ""Early English"", ""Decorated"" and ""Perpendicular"" still used by chu... [ more ] Photograph of the tomb of Thomas Rickman (1776-1841), who, as the inscription reads, 'first correctly named the several styles and clearly elucidated the principles of our ecclesiastical architecture' ( i.e. he coined the terms ""Early English"", ""Decorated"" and ""Perpendicular"" still used by church historians today), in the former churchyard of his St George's Church. The original St. George's was consecrated in 1822 and became a parish church in 1830. Despite extensive renovation, dry rot damaged the building beyond repair and it was demolished in 1960. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, tombs, tombstones, funeral monuments, Thomas Rickman, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Tomb of Thomas Rickman, St. George's Church, Newtown, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the tomb of Thomas Rickman (1776-1841), who, as the inscription reads, 'first correctly named the several styles and clearly elucidated the principles of our ecclesiastical architecture' ( i.e. he coined the terms ""Early English"", ""Decorated"" and ""Perpendicular"" still used by chu... [ more ] Photograph of the tomb of Thomas Rickman (1776-1841), who, as the inscription reads, 'first correctly named the several styles and clearly elucidated the principles of our ecclesiastical architecture' ( i.e. he coined the terms ""Early English"", ""Decorated"" and ""Perpendicular"" still used by church historians today), in the former churchyard of his St George's Church. The original St. George's was consecrated in 1822 and became a parish church in 1830. Despite extensive renovation, dry rot damaged the building beyond repair and it was demolished in 1960. The photograph was taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 01 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Newtown, tombs, tombstones, funeral monuments, Thomas Rickman, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| | Town Hall | Typical courtyard, Stratford Street North, Camp Hill, BirminghamPhotograph of a typical court, Stratford Street North, Camp Hill. The houses in front are dated 1831. The photograph was taken in 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 05 August 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Camp Hill, terraced houses, street lamps, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Typical workshops, Vyse Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of typical workshops at 99, 100 and 101, Vyse St, Jewellery Quarter, showing the multiple occupation of old houses. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | | |
| Tyseley Engine Sheds (1907)Tyseley Engine Sheds (1907) North Warwickshire Line, Warwick Road near Reddings Lane | | |
| Tyseley Industrial Area, view over roofs from Kings Road / Wharfdale Road Corner (near Tyseley Station)Tyseley Industrial Area, view over roofs from Kings Road / Wharfdale Road Corner (near Tyseley Station) | | |
| Tyseley, BXL Bakelite / Xylonite CompanyTyseley, BXL Bakelite / Xylonite Company. Works Entrance, Redfern Road | | |
| Tyseley, BXL Factory, Redfern Road (view towards Kings Road)Tyseley, BXL Factory, Redfern Road (view towards Kings Road) | | |
| Tyseley, Hay Hall, Redfern RoadTyseley, Hay Hall, Redfern Road | | |
| Tyseley, Industrial Area - Warwick Canal (1798)Tyseley, Industrial Area - Warwick Canal (1798). View east from Kings Road Bridge (Tyseley Metals, Non-Ferrous) | | |
| Tyseley, James Road, off Kings RoadTyseley, James Road, off Kings Road. Blundell Permaglaze Offices and Works | | |
| Tyseley, Kings Road ""Fred's Cabin""Tyseley, Kings Road ""Fred's Cabin"" - services in an industrial area | | |
| Tyseley, view Across sidings near StationTyseley, view Across sidings near Station from Warwick Road (view north towards Hayhall Road - Rover Company and Girling) | | |
| Tyseley, view over Industrial AreaTyseley, view over Industrial Area, Rushey Lane / Wharfdale Road (R), BXL Plastics Material Group and Bakelite Xylonite Company | | |
| Tyseley. Main Great Western Line (L), North Warwickshire Line (R)Tyseley. Main Great Western Line (L), North Warwickshire Line (R) (viewpoint Wharfdale Road Railway Bridge) | | |
| Tyseley. View NW along Western Region LineTyseley. View NW along Western Region Line (viewpoint Station Bridge / Wharfdale Road) | | |
| University Overseas Centre, Easy Row, BirminghamPhotograph of University Overseas Centre on Easy Row. The houses were begun in 1760, completed between 1769 and 1782 (?) and demolished in 1964/65. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton'University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton' - Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton'University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton' - Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother - 2 | | |
| University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton'University of Birmingham 'Library Skeleton' - Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother - 3 | | |
| University of Birmingham Edgbaston PoolUniversity of Birmingham, Edgbaston Pool, Haigh Hall (L) - View Point Edgbaston Park Rd | | |
| University of Birmingham clock tower and main buildingsUniversity of Birmingham clock tower and main buildings (Keuper Sandstone outcrop) | | |
| University of Birmingham, Halls of ResidenceUniversity of Birmingham, Hall of Residenc. View point Edgbaston Park Rd | | |
| University of Birmingham, High Hall, Hall of ResidenceUniversity of Birmingham, High Hall, Hall of Residence | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (Arrival) | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (Arrival) -2 | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (Arrival) -3 | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying - The University Vice Chancellor | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying - The University Vice Chancellor - 2 | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying - The University Vice Chancellor and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying - The University Vice Chancellor and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| University of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone layingUniversity of Birmingham, New library block foundation stone laying - The University Vice Chancellor and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother | | |
| Upper Dean StUpper Dean St - Jamaica Row - Market Area, Randall Bros and Parsons Ltd Wholesale fruit and veg merchants | | |
| View east from top flat of Holte Estate flats, Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of the view east from the top flat of Holte Estate flats, James Watt Point, showing Windsor Street gas works, Lichfield Street, and Hockley works. The photograph was taken in 1957. | | |
| View east from top flat of Salford flats, Aston, BirminghamPhotograph of the view east from the top flat of Salford flats, James Watt Point showing the view over Aston Station, Lichfield Road area, Windsor Street gas works and Aston Hall Road in the foreground. There were farms here in 1835. The photograph was taken in 1957. | | |
| View from Ledsam StView from Ledsam St towards Broad St (Bush House). Ladywood Redevelopment | | |
| View from Lee CrescentView from Lee Crescent, Bristol St / Belgrave Rd, Lea Mason Church of England School, Bell Barn Rd | | |
| View from Rotunda of Curzon Street Station, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda of Curzon Street Station (Midland railway line) and Moor Street Ringway. Duddeston and Nechells are on the left. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Duddeston, Nechells, train stations, railways, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from Rotunda of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the view from the Rotunda of Curzon Street Station (Midland railway line) and Moor Street Ringway. Duddeston and Nechells are on the left, and Nechells power station can be seen. The trees are on the former site of St. Bartholomew's church. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Duddeston, Nechells, train stations, power stations, churches, city centres, railways, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from Rotunda of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of the view from the Rotunda of Curzon Street Station (Midland railway line) and Moor Street Ringway. Duddeston and Nechells are on the left, and Nechells power station can be seen. The trees are on the former site of St. Bartholomew's church. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Duddeston, Nechells, train stations, power stations, churches, city centres, railways, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda along Smallbrook Ringway (right) and Bull Ring centre, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda along Smallbrook Ringway (right) and the Bull Ring centre. The Highgate redevelopment area can also be seen, as can the Bristol Road (right), a new Roman Catholic church, 'leafy' Edgbaston and Moseley. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Bull Ring, Highgate, Edgbaston, Moseley, redevelopment areas, churches, shopping centres, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda over Highgate and Balsall Heath, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda over Highgate and Balsall Heath, showing the markets on the left, Jamaica Row, and Highgate Hotel, Alcester Street on the left (formerly Rowton House). The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Highgate, Balsall Heath, markets, hotels, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda over New Street Station and Smallbrook Ringway (left), BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda over New Street Station and Smallbrook Ringway (on left), taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, train stations, railways, roads, construction sites, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda over St. Martin's church and the Bull Ring markets, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda over St. Martin's church, the Bull Ring markets (right), and Digbeth (left). The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Bull Ring, Digbeth, markets, churches, roads, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda over St. Philip's Cathedral towards Newhall Street and the Post Office Tower, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda over St. Philip's Cathedral towards Newhall Street and the Post Office Tower, taken in 1966. | | |
| View from the Rotunda over the roof of New Street Station, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda over the roof of New Street Station, showing the flats at the corner of Station Street and Hill Street, Auchinleck House at Five Ways (right), Albany Hotel (left), St. Thomas's Church, Bath Row and Gough Street. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, churches, train stations, flats, offices, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards Broad Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards Broad Street. Navigation Street is on the left, New Street is on the right. The town hall roof can be seen, as can the new signal box and technical college, Suffolk Street (demolished 1967) and the new British Rail offices on the left. The photograph w... [ more ] Photograph of the view from the Rotunda towards Broad Street. Navigation Street is on the left, New Street is on the right. The town hall roof can be seen, as can the new signal box and technical college, Suffolk Street (demolished 1967) and the new British Rail offices on the left. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, town halls, train stations, offices, colleges, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards Corporation Street, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards Corporation Street, showing the Post and Mail building (Snow Hill) and the Victoria Law Courts. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, city centres, Rotunda, law courts, offices, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda along Smallbrook Ringway towards Edgbaston, with Highgate on the left. The photograph was taken in 1966 | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, Edgbaston, Highgate, roads, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards Five Ways, Auchinleck House in centrePhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards Five Ways with Auchinleck House in the centre. Roof of New Street Station, Suffolk Street technical college and the new signal box can all be seen. The photograph was taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, colleges, train stations, offices, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards Snow Hill, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards Snow Hill (Post and Mail building). Newtown flats are to the left. The photograph was taken in 1966. | | |
| View from the Rotunda towards St. Paul's church and St. Philip's cathedral, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards St. Paul's church and St. Philip's cathedral, taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, city centres, Rotunda, offices, churches, cathedrals, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards the Town Hall, the Council's houses and the civic centre, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards the Town Hall, the Council's houses and the civic centre, taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, town halls, councils, city centres, civic centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View from the Rotunda towards the University, BirminghamPhotograph of the view from the Rotunda towards the University of Birmingham (clock tower on the right) with Bristol Road and Smallbrook Ringway, taken in 1966. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 08 June 1966 Keywords : Birmingham, Rotunda, universities, roads, clock towers, city centres, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| View south from top flat of Holte Estate flatsPhotograph of the view south from the top flat of Holte Estate flats, James Watt Point. Aston Church in background. The photograph was taken in 1957. | | |
| Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the Village Pound, Church Road, Northfield, taken in 1953. The village Pound (or pinfold) was where stray animals were tethered. | | |
| Village centre, Castle Bromwich, BirminghamPhotograph of the village centre of Castle Bromwich, at the corner between Hall Road and Chester Road, showing new houses and flats adjoining. The Rectory Garden Estate Hall and the church are to the left. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 21 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Castle Bromwich, houses, flats, streets, roads, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Vyse Street, Jewellery Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Vyse Street, in the Jewellery Quarter. The photograph, taken in early 1967, shows two adjoining workshops: Bacchus, watch importers, and A. Smith, watch importers, movements, diamonds mounters etc. | | |
| Vyse Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Vyse Street, in the Jewellery Quarter. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 24 April 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, workshops, houses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Vyse Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Vyse Street, in the Jewellery Quarter, with various jewellers' workshops. The photograph was taken in mid 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 14 May 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Jewellery Quarter, workshops, houses, cars, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| W.W. Greener, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, Central BirminghamPhotograph of W.W. Greener, gunsmiths, in St. Mary's Row, Central Birmingham. The photograph was taken in early 1960. | | |
| W.W. Greener, gunsmiths, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of W.W. Greener, gunsmiths, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter, taken in 1960. | | |
| W.W. Greener, gunsmiths, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of W.W. Greener, gunsmiths, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter, taken in 1960. | | |
| Ward and Sons, gunmakers, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of Ward and Sons, gunmakers, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Wardell's garage, 258-259 Ladywood Road, Five Ways, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Wardell's garage, 258-259 Ladywood Road, Five Ways, Edgbaston, taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 03 December 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, terraced houses, garages, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Wardell's garage, 258-259 Ladywood Road, Five Ways, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Wardell's garage, 258-259 Ladywood Road, Five Ways, Edgbaston, taken in 1967. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 03 December 1967 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, terraced houses, garages, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Warwick Canal, Tyseley Industrial Area, BirminghamPhotograph of the Warwick Canal in the Tyseley Industrial Area, built c.1795. In c.1929 the Warwick Canal became part of the Grand Union Canal, which was formed from an amalgamation of many of the different canal companies at that time. The view is east from King's Road Bridge. The factory depicted ... [ more ] Photograph of the Warwick Canal in the Tyseley Industrial Area, built c.1795. In c.1929 the Warwick Canal became part of the Grand Union Canal, which was formed from an amalgamation of many of the different canal companies at that time. The view is east from King's Road Bridge. The factory depicted is Tyseley Metals (non-ferrous metals). The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 21 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Tyseley, canals, industries, factories, paths, chimneys, chimney-stacks, Grand Union Canal, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Warwick and Birmingham Canal, Smallheath/ Sparkbrook, BirminghamPhotograph of the Warwick and Birmingham Canal, in Smallheath/ Sparkbrook, view south-east from Golden Hillock Road Bridge. Alongside, the BSA factory (Ariel motorcycles), and old factories in the background. The photograph was taken in late 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 November 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Smallheath, Sparkbrook, canals, industries, factories, paths, Twentieth century Birmingham, Birmingham Small Arms Company Ltd. Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Warwickshire County Cricket Ground, Edgbaston Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Warwickshire County Cricket ground, Edgbaston Road, taken in 1968. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 12 April 1968 Keywords : Birmingham, Edgbaston, cricket, cricket clubs, cricket grounds, cars, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Warwickshire County Cricket Ground, Edgbaston Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Warwickshire County Cricket ground, Edgbaston Road, taken in 1968. | | |
| Welsh House Farm in decay, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of Welsh House Farm in decay, near Harborne, owned by W.E. Richards and Son, transport contractors. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, lorries, Twentieth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Welsh House Farm, Harborne, BirminghamPhotograph of Welsh House Farm house, near Harborne. No fields are remaining. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, houses, benches, porches, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Welsh House Farm, Harborne, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Welsh House Farm house, near Harborne, with the chimney in evidence. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, houses, benches, chimneys, windows, porches, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Welsh House Farm, Harborne, Birmingham - 3rd imagePhotograph of Welsh House Farm house, near Harborne. No fields are remaining. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, houses, benches, porches, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Welsh House Farm, Harborne, Birmingham - 4th imagePhotograph of Welsh House Farm house, near Harborne. No fields are remaining. The photograph was taken in early 1961. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 06 March 1961 Keywords : Birmingham, Harborne, Welsh House Farm, farms, houses, benches, porches, windows, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| West Heath, Redhill Road / Sylvia Avenue CornerWest Heath, Redhill Road / Sylvia Avenue Corner | | |
| West Heath, Redhill Road, Ivy House Farm EstateWest Heath, Redhill Road, Ivy House Farm Estate | | |
| West Heath, Redhill Road, Ivy House Farm EstateWest Heath, Redhill Road, Ivy House Farm Estate | | |
| West Heath, Rednal Road / The SladeWest Heath, Rednal Road / The Slade | | |
| West Tower, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the West Tower of Weoley Castle, Northfield, as seen from the south, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midl... [ more ] Photograph of the West Tower of Weoley Castle, Northfield, as seen from the south, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| West entrance, Weoley Castle, Northfield, BirminghamPhotograph of the west entrance of Weoley Castle, Northfield, taken in 1960. Weoley Castle was built in stone following a licence in 1264. It was surrounded by a moat and a defensive wall with six turrets and was a typical fortified manor house of the medieval period in the Midlands. | | |
| West of Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, BirminghamPhotograph of the west of Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, showing part of the late-eighteenth century ""Bradford"" estate back-yard works. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| West of Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the west of Alcester Street corner, Cheapside, showing part of the late-eighteenth century ""Bradford"" estate back-yard works. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Wheeler Street, Newtown, BirminghamPhotograph of old houses in Wheeler Street, Newtown. In the background, new flats are being built in Great Russell Street. The photograph was taken in early 1967. | | |
| White Swan pub, Harborne Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of the White Swan pub, Harborne Road, Chad Valley, Edgbaston, taken in 1967. | | |
| Whitelodge, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of Whitelodge, 7 Church Road, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, corner of Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Whitelodge, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, Edgbaston, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of Whitelodge, 7 Church Road, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, corner of Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
| Whittall Street in decay, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the Stewarts and Lloyds Offices in construction in Snow Hill, across Weaman Street, in place of an old workshop block. The viewpoint is in Whittall Street, opposite St. Mary's Row. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | | |
| Whittall Street, Entry to Andertons SquareWhittall Street, Entry to Andertons Square. Parker-Hale Arms and Accessories (Workshops built c.1773) | | |
| Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the Midland Gun Company in Whittall Street, Gun Quarter, on the site of the Church Hall (1865). The photograph was taken in early 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 25 March 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, cars, church halls, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Whittall Street/Bath Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the corner between Whittall Street and Bath Street in the Gun Quarter. The building housing J.W. Fry and Son, Ltd., Midland Gun Co., was a Church Hall, opened by the Lord Bishop of Worcester on November 18th, 1868, possibly called St. Mary's Hall. The photograph was taken in early 1963... [ more ] Photograph of the corner between Whittall Street and Bath Street in the Gun Quarter. The building housing J.W. Fry and Son, Ltd., Midland Gun Co., was a Church Hall, opened by the Lord Bishop of Worcester on November 18th, 1868, possibly called St. Mary's Hall. The photograph was taken in early 1963. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 February 1963 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, church halls, Nineteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Witton, GEC Entrance, Electric Avenue, from Dulverton RoadWitton, GEC Entrance, Electric Avenue, from Dulverton Road | | |
| Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902)Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902), 9000 employees in 1964, Electric Avenue | | |
| Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902)Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902), 9000 employees in 1964, Electric Avenue | | |
| Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902)Witton, GEC Factory (established 1902), Electric Avenue.Dulverton Road Factories, Woseley Engineering (R) | | |
| Witton, GEC Works Carpark, Electric AvenueWitton, GEC Works Carpark, Electric Avenue from Tame Road | | |
| Witton, Leaving AVFC GroundWitton, Leaving AVFC Ground, Witton Road near Tame Bridge | | |
| Witton, River Tame from bridge on Electric AvenueWitton, River Tame from bridge on Electric Avenue (GEC on the left) | | |
| Worcester Canal from Pritchatts Road BridgeWorcester Canal from Pritchatts Road Bridge (View southwest) | | |
| Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Selly Oak, BirminghamPhotograph of the Worcester and Birmingham Canal approaching Bristol Road in Selly Oak, with Dudley Canal Junction on the right. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Selly Oak, canals, industries, factories, paths, bridges, chimneys, Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Workshops in outer yard behind nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the workshops in the outer yard behind numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Workshops in outer yard behind nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, Birmingham - 2nd imagePhotograph of the workshops in the outer yard behind numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Workshops, Price Street, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of workshops behind Partridge Works, in Price Street, off Loveday Street, Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in mid 1960. | Author : Nicklin, Phyllis Date : 13 June 1960 Keywords : Birmingham, Gun Quarter, factories, arms, workshops, guns, rubbish bins, dustbins, Eighteenth century Birmingham Collection : Birmingham's Buildings and Urban Topography (Chrysalis Project) | |
| Yard (outer point) and glimpse of inner (2nd) behind nos. 9-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the yard (outer point) and glimpse of inner (2nd) yard behind numbers 9-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1960. | | |
| Yard and gun forge (right) behind nos. 10-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the yard and gun forge behind numbers 10-11, St. Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1963. | | |
| Yard behind nos. 10-11, St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter, BirminghamPhotograph of the yard behind numbers 10-11, St Mary's Row in the Gun Quarter. The photograph was taken in 1963. | | |
| | Yardley Church | | Yardley Church | Yardley Council HouseYardley Council House, Stratford Road (Now Sparkhill Library) | | |
| Yardley, Stechford BathsYardley, Stechford Baths (Stovey Lane) Near Manor Road (New Flats Behind - Lea Hall) | | |
| Yardley, Yardley Fields RoadYardley, Yardley Fields Road, part of Stichford Field (now a playing field) corner of Richmond Road | | |
| Zebra crossing, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, outside 7 Church Road, Edgbaston, BirminghamPhotograph of a zebra crossing, Crossing Sweeper's Seat, outside 7 Church Road, corner of Carpenter Road, Edgbaston. The photograph was taken in 1968. | | |
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