Cleve Terrace
Cleve Terrace was demolished in the nineteen sixties urban renewal of Lee Bank. It stood right opposite the old Accident Hospital on Bath Row, the hospital can be seen in the distance to the left of the ...
Cleve Terrace, Lee Bank
A view of Cleve Terrace, Lee Bank, looking towards Bath Row, near the junction with Wheeley's Lane. In the background, on Bath Row, can be seen part of the Queen's Hospital. Designating Lee Bank as one ...
Clifton Primary School on Brunswick Road
The infant and nursery school opened in 1972. Clifton was originally located in nearby Clifton Road. They completed a move from there by 2001 when the junior school finally left for adjacent premises ...
Clifton Road School football team
This image was sent by Graham Partlett who is second from left on the back row. The teacher is Mr Bennett. Graham writes: "Neither the school nor our parents had the money to buy soccer kit, so most of ...
Clifton School
Clifton Infant and Nursery School, Brunswick Road. The school had been relocated from old Victorian premises in Clifton Road. They are still there today and currently used by St Paul's Trust.
Closing down at Bradshaws
Closeup view of the queue at the Bradshaw's closing down sales. This image is from the Evening Mail story also on this website but has been digitally enhanced here for clarity.
Closure of Belgrave Primary School (Mary Street)
Keith Whitehouse kept this cutting on the closure of his primary school.Belgrave Primary was closed towards the end of the 60s as part of the redevelopment programme. Headteacher Mr Mundy was quoted in ...
Coach trip to Weston Super Mare from Lee Bank
This picture dates from circa 1957 and shows a party of people from the Y Blocks getting ready to embark for Weston Super Mare. At this time the development in the area of Lee Bank was still very recent ...
Coffee morning at Boulton Road
Children serve the drinks to local elderly at Boulton Road Junior and Infants School. This picture appeared in the Birmingham Post.
'Colleen'
Photograph by Ruth Handley, nd. Process: bromesko.
Ruth Handley(1899-1957)was renowned as a specialist in portrait photography. Mostly known for her photographs of actors and actresses who visited ...
College Road, Perry Barr
Shops on College Road, Perry Barr. Newly built when this photograph was taken on 10th March 1932, the shops have no names over their fronts and are seen through a forest of freshly planted saplings.
Coming to Birmingham - A video interview with Miss Riley
Children from Woodview School conducted a series of video interviews with local people about their, and their family's, experiences of immigration to the area from abroad.
Coming to Birmingham - A video interview with Tony
One of a series of interviews conducted by children from Woodview Primary School. Tony came to this country from Barbados and in this interview he talks about the differences between his life there and ...
Commercial Inn, Shakespeare Road, Ladywood
The Commercial Inn at 28 Shakespeare Road, Ladywood, on the corner of Anderton Street, was a Mitchells & Butlers pub. In this photograph it looks very smart, with the word 'Wines' over the door on the ...
Commercial Street
On Commercial Street in 1956 looking up the incline towards Granville Street.
Communities in Handsworth after 1945
Text: Malcolm Dick and Rajinder K Dudrah
Sections
1. Handsworth Today
2. Handsworth and the Soho Road
3. 1945-1970
4. 1970-1985
5. 1985
6. After 1985
7. The Multicultural Soho Road
8. The ...
Conybere Street
Carol Arnall's book “Birmingham Girls” recalls her life growing up in the area.
"My sister Pauline and I lived in Coneybere Street, Balsall Heath, with our mom during the mid to late 1940s - up the ...
Cope Street
View of Cope Street from the junction with Springfield Street